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Whenever I need to install software or software needs to access the 'system preferences' ' Security & Privacy' I need to reinstall 'Logitech Options' to enable 'scrolling.' For some reason it stops letting me scroll. I've uninstalled Logitech Options and reinstalled etc. to no avail.
While I can get it back working without a restart, it's very frustrating
2019 iMac
Monterey 12.1
Any advice?
Jb
iMac 27″, macOS 12.1
Also before reinstalling, try Safe Mode followed by a normal restart and test.
Yes, I have but I haven't tried the Safe Mode. When I get a chance I'll try.
Actually, if I remember correctly, I believe I could if I removed the Logitech drivers but then the other features weren't working (forward/back button as an example).
Just a moment ago I lost scrolling again because I loaded the Google Drive app to access a shared folder with my nephew. I needed to reinstall the Logitech driver. I'd say it's random but I believe it has something to do with the way the 'security & privacy' settings, or so it seems.
James
It's an M705. It was working fine until I had issues with my HD which Apple replaced. I restored from a Time Machine backup and that's when this issue started. I'm refraining from reinstalling the OS again but may do that when I get a chance.
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You should not need any software to scroll using your mouse. Are you saying that without the software you cannot?
Jack
What is the model of the Logitech Mouse?
I’ve been using Logitech USB M100 Mice and K120 Keyboards with all of my Mac’s for like 15 years, and never needed any Logitech Options Software or Drivers.
Logitech Scrolling Problem
