Logitech Spotlight does not work with Ventura

Logitech Spotlight presentation clicker does not work with Ventura. The next and previous slide buttons don't give any response. Running the device under Monterey runs smoothly. I believe that the bluetooth connection is the issue. If you connect the Spotlight to a Monterey mac it is recognised as a keyboard, if you connect it to Ventura it is recognised as a mouse - and the imitation of pressing the arrow right and arrow left buttons does not occur.

MacBook Pro Apple Silicon 2023

Posted on Feb 15, 2023 4:23 AM

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Posted on Mar 3, 2023 3:01 PM

After spending a long time on this, I figured out it wasn't working because of permission issues inside of system settings. For me the fix was adding LogiPresentation to:


Privacy & Security > Input Monitoring


Privacy & Security > Accessibility

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Jun 5, 2023 7:28 AM in response to RedJackPL

I'm glad to hear there is a solution but I got a little lost at the end of your instructions. May I ask that you give more detail on the "Show Original" part? I can find the item I would like to add and when I right-click on it I can see the "Show in Finder" - The next part is unclear. Do I right-click the exact same icon I right-clicked the first time? or the new icon that has just popped up in the new finder window that has opened? I have tried both ways and I do not see any option to "Show Original" I would really appreciate a speedy reply as I am facilitating in the morning and this would make a nice difference to the event! Thank you.

Aug 26, 2023 1:20 PM in response to RedJackPL

Key takeaways for those who might end up here lately from Google search


- Spotlight should work fine on MacOS 13.4 Ventura, both via dongle or bluetooth, with LogiPresentation 2.00.43

- There’re two permissions under System Settings > Privacy & Security that you need to pay attention to

Input Monitoring —> you’ll be asked to give the app permission to input monitoring, otherwise, you won’t be able to finish installing the LogiPresentation app

Accessibilities —> after finishing LogiPresentation installation, check the permission for Accessibilities again. Remove the current LogiPresentation permission using ‘-‘ minus button, and add it back again using ‘+’ button. DO TAKE NOTE that you’ll need to locate the original path of the app at /Library/Application Support/Logitech/Logitech Presentation.app not the Logi Presentation alias/shortcut that you might find in the Applications folder


Thanks, everyone, and RedJackPL for these findings

Jan 26, 2024 4:36 AM in response to RedJackPL

finally the fix that worked:


Hi! Had this problem for weeks since buying new macbook pro. On old one everything worked. Was in contact with logitech support for weeks, all they asked was install/reinstall, give permissions. None worked. Even bought second presenter to check if old one is broken.


But i found this and all functions works (not thanks to logitech support):


-in accessibility tab: You have to REMOVE logipresentation

-then add with '+' find logipresentation in aps folder - but DO NOT ADD THIS ONE

-right click on logipresentation, 'show in finder', then right click on it again, 'show original'

-add this one


then all functions works, both with dongle and bluetooth.


cheers

Apr 10, 2024 11:45 AM in response to RedJackPL

SORTED!


It seems when we give Logitech app permission it's not the app we've giving permission to but it's an alias we're offered in the dropdown menu. This solved it for me also:


-in accessibility tab: You have to REMOVE logipresentation

-then add with '+' find logipresentation in aps folder - but DO NOT ADD THIS ONE

-right click on logipresentation, 'show in finder', then right click on it again, 'show original'

-add this one

Logitech Spotlight does not work with Ventura

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