" (there will also be comments for each entry with a description like ) (I suggest leaving in the volume ones, but taking out the Previous, Next, Rewind, FF, Play and Stop ones) I downloaded 6.32 off of Logitech ftp site, and it is.
#LOGITECH SETPOINT NOT INSTALLING DRIVER#
With a bit of searching I discovered that version 6.32 supports it via another bundled driver software. If you search by device, it will list all of the software available for that device. Search for and comment out any entries that reference HandlerSet="MM. At least not according to how their site works. Browse the subfolders until you find an XML containing the name of your keyboard (it will say something like DisplayName="Media Keyboard Elite") (something like TextCrawler can make this a very quick job).Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Logishrd\SetPointP\Devices\Keyboard.The solution is fairly simple if a little long winded: Download the current, safe Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave SetPoint Driver 6.20.64 for. The SetPoint software provided by Logitech swallows all media-key-presses by default, and only pass them on to "verified" programs. Certified Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave SetPoint Driver 6.20.64 for Vista drivers. I now have setpoint running fine, but the logitech software no longer intercepts the media keys and lets them work as normal. I found this on another board after much hunting. I would have to close and reopen it to work not so in Windows 7.
This way you can have the other function keys set-up as you want, use the Logitech on screen display and have the media keys working as normal. Setpoint would quit working when my computer came out of S3 sleep. There is a way to have setpoint running but to remove Media Keys from it and let Windows handle them as normal. Sorry to revive an old thread, but just incase anyone gets notifications and still needs a fix.
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