Will this work with Windows XP? Even though is says for Windows 7 would it work for just basic moving the pointer around and right and left clicking on XP? I don't really need scrolling or bells and whistles, I am just trying to releive soreness in my mouse arm.Bill G Will this work with Windows XP? Even though is says for Windows 7 would it work for just basic moving the pointer around and right and left clicking on XP? I don't really need scrolling... » Read More Will this work with Windows XP? Even though is says for Windows 7 would it work for just basic moving the pointer around and right and left clicking on XP? I don't really need scrolling or bells and whistles, I am just trying to releive soreness in my mouse arm.Bill G « Show Less
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This pad works on my Android TV stick, and quite well. Granted, the multi-gestured commands and two-finger functions do not work, but the basic one-finger movements, and left-right mouse keys work great.
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I tried, there was no mouse movement, As far as I know The software should be installed first to pair the touchpad with it's usb receiver. If you have Logitech setpoint on your xp box, it has a built-in support for unifying. Logitech listed xp on the download page of their wireless touchpad : logitech.com/en-us/428/8417?section=downloads&bit;=&osid;=1
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I just downloaded the software but didn't install it.Ordered the touchpad,I will be using it for a desktop which I would hope doesn't make a difference. Already have a Logitech wireless mouse which works well with the desktop,didn't have to install anything for that. Thanks for the info Ata.
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Just installed it's Unifying software on my xp Netbook, all of it's features works well.
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Received this product a couple days ago. Windows XP recognized the new hardware when i plugged the usb key in and installed a driver for it. Mouse pointer,two and three finger functions and left and right click work fine. Haven't tried the other functions yet. So the answer is yes,it does work with XP !
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Sorry, I do not know that. My experience with this mouse is only while using XP, but I would think that after downloading proper driver -- it should work fine.
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I have tried it on my Macbook. The main gestures work: left click, right click, scroll up and down, three finger slide for page forward or backward. Right now, I am using it on my computer at work. This computer has windows 7. There a lot of gestures work, too. Best part is, you don't have to install a special driver. It works right out of the box an an Apple computer as well as on a Windows 7 PC.
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I couldn't get it to work on my boyfriends XP, but I was able to download the whole thing on my Windows 7. It just might work on the Windows 8, but then again I am not sure, as I don't have Windows 8. There are many great games on this, so I would try it if you do have Windows 8. I hope to have helped.
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I've only used this item with windows xp, but the directions state that the item works with xp, vista and windows 7... it works like a champ with xp, so I have no reason to think it wouldn't work well with windows 7. Hope that helps.
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It should work on XP...i don't know about older versions of windows tho.In my case I have windows 7 laptop and dongle works great. I suggest you try it out..if not then simply return it.
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I am using it on a windows 8 and it works with it. SO I would really believe that it will work great with Windows XP 2002.
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Should work fine; works perfectly on 7, and there are no fundamental operational differences in 7 and XP as far as peripherals like keyboards, mice, etc. Good luck.
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This mouse does not have native software support for Windows XP; although--aside from possibly the Logitech gaming software--this mouse should still plug and play. This is a best guess based on experiences, but not a guarantee.
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I tried to use it with XP. Did not have success. Even contacted Fujitsu for help as it should have worked with XP. But I was trying to use it through an EHR program that was probably interfering with it. Had to send it back. The Fujitsu website will probably answer your questions about it working with Vista. Good luck.
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No driver install that I know of, we used to use XP and now are using Windows 7 and it works fine on both. Under hardware I believe it shows up as a mouse device as I show 2 in my devices. It moves the cursor such a small amount that you don't even notice it unless you concentrate on the cursor for a while. I have noticed that once in a while the device will quit working as the system will go into screensaver, I just remove and reinstall it and then it works again. I think this has happened once on each computer since I installed them.
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X-Mouse Button Control. I loaded it on my Windows 7 and it is working for non-gaming purposes. Thanks to Rawr for the advice.
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The touchpad works as a clickpad. To left click you can either tap the touchpad, or you can press down and click the entire touch surface to perform a left click.I havn't had a chance to actually confirm this (I'll do so tomorrow when I have a chance) but the intuitive thing that I'm very sure I've done in the past in order to right click is to either tap or click in the in the lower right corner of the touchpad. The touchpad is very responsive and responds very well to either clicks or gestures. It's on par with the best laptop touchpads I've used.
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Hello I have used it mostly with Windows XP Professional. I will be trying it on Windows 7 soon but have not yet. If you email me again I will check and let you know later this week.
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Any mouse will do but using a 3 button Windows version gives you right clicking without having to use keyboard controls, something the Apple two buttons still have problems with sometimes. Of note, I've found the Apple mouse to be something of a disappointment. Not only does it eat batteries for breakfast I've never seen where it does much more than other mice costing 75% less.
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Hi Ron, Yes it works fine with Windows XP SP3 32 bit also it works in Windows XP 64 bit with a quick configuration. In Windows XP 32 bit there is no need for further configuration or setup; Windows XP detects automatically the device once one put the dongle and the operating system installs the required drivers, after one minute the keyboard and mouse are ready to go. It is possible to install the MS drivers and utilities which are in the provided CD. Also it is possible that one installation can come along all other patches from Windows XP updates. It works in Windows 7 too. I cannot tell if it works in Windows Vista or in Windows 8. I do not think it is a Bluetooth the dongle sends radio signals in a very specific frequency that does not allow to utilize other dongle or the mouse or keyboard without the original dongle. I strongly suggest to be very careful with the dongle because it is very sensitive to the voltage changes specially if one is changing from USB hub to another. Once the dongle get broken one is unable to utilize the mouse AND keyboard (yes both) with any other dongle and as far as I know there is no replacement or substitution from MS. I hope this serves to you. Best Regards...
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I would not recommend it for windows 8, only get a mouse that says it IS for windows 8. Otherwise, there seems to be a lot of trouble with the mouse causing problems. But for any other system, it does work fine. My only issue is that I damaged my wrist a long time ago and need a mouse that does not require repetitive movements. You can also use this mouse on just about any surface and it is easy to use and install and will connect up with other wireless logitech devices so you only need one wireless plug plugged in. NICE!!) You may need to go to Logitech to get the download to connect all devices that are Logitech, but this is a really nice feature and frees up your usb ports. I would not recommend it for windows 8, only get a mouse that says it IS for windows 8. Otherwise, there seems to be a lot of trouble with the mouse causing problems. But for any other system, it does work fine. My only issue is that I damaged my wrist a long time ago and need a mouse that does not require repetitive movements. You can also use this mouse on just about any surface and it is easy to use and install and will connect up with other wireless logitech devices so you only need one wireless plug plugged in. NICE!!) You may need to go to Logitech to get the download to connect all... » Read More I would not recommend it for windows 8, only get a mouse that says it IS for windows 8. Otherwise, there seems to be a lot of trouble with the mouse causing problems. But for any other system, it does work fine. My only issue is that I damaged my wrist a long time ago and need a mouse that does not require repetitive movements. You can also use this mouse on just about any surface and it is easy to use and install and will connect up with other wireless logitech devices so you only need one wireless plug plugged in. NICE!!) You may need to go to Logitech to get the download to connect all devices that are Logitech, but this is a really nice feature and frees up your usb ports. « Show Less