this is the same mouse i have, will my system simply accept without needing a program to use it?
911629
Yes, it should work. I just plugged the USB connection into my Dell laptop without any problems.
911630
It was simple for us (non-tech people - plugged it into the usb port and it simply worked - nothing else that we did to make it work
1342641
I've never had compatibility issues with the mouse on any keyboard I've ever used. The mouse is symmetrical for left to right usage, just switch the buttons in the operating system settings. The only thing I am unsure of is the "next" and "previous" buttons. I've never tried to "reprogram" those, so I'm not sure if they can be switched or not.
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I buy these for point of sale systems at my work. I've only played with them for a few minutes myself but if I recall correctly, the touches are just registered as left mouse clicks. I don't remember installing software (though it may come with drivers and such) and everything worked fine. So you shouldn't run into any issues.
299840
Yes. Out of the Windows (XP to 7) and Ubuntu OS (12.04-14.04), the only one I've had issues with is Ubuntu 14.04. In this OS, the mouse will work for about 20 minutes and then just stop working.
430931
Yes, if you have a USB port open. I would stay with windows drivers as I have had issues with my mouse and deleting the logitec driver seems to help.
583415
Yes, and you will only require one KB and Mouse. Its pretty slick once its up and running. I love mine.
1793180
Hello,This mouse will connect via Bluetooth without the need of the Unifying software. I just did it before answering you, and it has been immediately detected by my computer. Works perfectly.
1035190
The keyboard and mouse work pretty much like standard ones do, so no. However, you can easily use a free scripting program like AutoHotkey to do this for you by way of a keybind, it will then work regardless of your input method. EDIT It seems like the other answer may work as well, although I have never tried it myself.
1013617
Yes, but you have to download the program to do it from the Logitech website.
1856913
standard usb port is all that is req for this mouse to work. short answer is yes.
1809547
I have my mouse plugged into the device and it works fine! I also use it for my camera and for thumb drives. All work fine. However, I would give a word of warning. If you are using system 8, be sure that the device you use is compatible with system 8. KD Links is compatible and works fine with system 8 and everything I plug into it that is also system 8 compatible. I have no reason to believe it won't work with other systems. My problems began when I plugged a mouse into my new system 8 computer and the system rejected it and froze the port to everything else! Thus I need an external hub. I am very happy with the KD Links hub. I have my mouse plugged into the device and it works fine! I also use it for my camera and for thumb drives. All work fine. However, I would give a word of warning. If you are using system 8, be sure that the device you use is compatible with system 8. KD Links is compatible and works fine with system 8 and everything I plug into it that is also system 8 compatible. I have no reason to believe it won't work with other systems. My problems began when I plugged a mouse into my new system 8 computer and the system rejected it and froze the port to everything else! Thus I need an external hub.... » Read More I have my mouse plugged into the device and it works fine! I also use it for my camera and for thumb drives. All work fine. However, I would give a word of warning. If you are using system 8, be sure that the device you use is compatible with system 8. KD Links is compatible and works fine with system 8 and everything I plug into it that is also system 8 compatible. I have no reason to believe it won't work with other systems. My problems began when I plugged a mouse into my new system 8 computer and the system rejected it and froze the port to everything else! Thus I need an external hub. I am very happy with the KD Links hub. « Show Less
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There is no software to install, your system should see it as just another mouse.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. Most modern computers have USB ports as well as CD/DVD drives, which is what you'll need to use the mouse. You'll only need the disk they send to install the drivers. Once they're installed, you'll have to configure them to your specifications. However, the driver for the mouse could very well be Windows only. I'd contact the parent company for further compatibility questions, though.
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Logitech maintains a product support webpage where the software can be re-downloaded (though a newer version may be posted than what came on your CD). Search for V270 from Logitech support and look for "Downloads" on the product support page. However, most of the mouse functionality should work without the logitech software---this is how I use the mouse.
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Yes you can but you won't be able to program it, it will be used as a regular mouse
319965
I would assume so; I used a Microsoft wireless mouse and have no trouble at all. Good luck.
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I got the wireless mouse. A USB device inserts into the USB port on your computer. No software download needed. It worked out of the box.