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Since all of the Logitech PS/2 stuff seemed to be confined to two .inf files, I just removed those files and the associated .sys and .cat files.  This is mainly meant to be a temporary solution to allow installs to work until I can figure something else out.

Post #1 download link updated.

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     I have a probleme with this pack

     i have keybord error at driverpack finisher ans it say tthat can' replacer newet file for my PS2 keyboard.....

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I have the exact same problem here with my last installs.

Thanks for the very good work.

Thank you for this pack, RougeSpear.
Unfortunately, it breaks keyboard and mouse support at OOBE.
Windows installation goes fine, but after it finishes and restarts the problem begins; At OOBE, after you press a key you can no
longer press other keys, nor move the mouse cursor. You can, however, move the mouse cursor unless you press any key.
Again, while in windows setup to problem does NOT occurs.
I have a USB keyboard and mouse, so I didn't try and use PS/2 ports to see if something is related to USB.
Moreover, I don't know if the problem only persists at OOBE. Maybe OOBE is not related, maybe it does.

Note: This was tested ONLY in a virtual machine (VirtualBox).

Edit: Hmm... strange. Unchanging your change log at the first post distracted me from seeing that there is a newer version.
I will try the latest version (81027) and post my results.

2nd Edit: Well, the newer version if just fine. Thank you very much.
You better change the change log. It can cause confusion to others, too.
Thanks again.

Last edited by Oron123 (2008-11-19 06:13:44)

Thx for reporting the issue Oron123, since RogueSpear is very busy and he might not have the hardware to reproduce your issue, so I suggest you download the last logitech driver and compare the md5 of "KHALMNPR.exe". Then you would know if it's corrupted or newer. Remember that no one of us get paid to do this and we always appreciate help.

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No problem, JakeLD.
I know none of you get paid, that's why I appreciate your doing so much.

RougeSpear, I was only trying to help. You don't have to be so cynical.
The file "KHALMNPR.exe" on the HID pack gives an error telling it's not a valid Win32 application.
I did compare the hashes of the two files; from the HID pack and from the Logitech installation file.
They were different and that is why I knew these two files were not the same.
The DriverPacked file's MD5 hash is: 1E9987B72F1522424C8001CC557834B0
The Logitech file's MD5 hash is: 19E0D28FE38F55CA4C63F77D3657959A
I also checked all other files from the "LS" directory from the HID pack to see if more files don't have the same hash.
I found that in addition to the mismatched hash of the file "KHALMNPR.exe", these files have mismatched hash too:

LBeepKE.sys, LHidFilt.sys, LMouFilt.sys, LUsbFilt.sys, WdfCoInstaller01005.dll

Edit: Forgot to write the "KHALMNPR.exe" hash.

Last edited by Oron123 (2008-12-02 07:17:28)

I'm happy to know that you were thankful.
Sorry for thinking the other way around.
If only you knew how much time you saved me. I really do appreciate your work.
It's a shame not all know how hard and frustrating this all stuff can get, and above all not getting any payment.
Maybe the feedback isn't given at all time, but I assure you many people, including me, thank you behind your back.

Logitech G5 Laser gets the yellow exclamation point in device manager with current HID pack. Noticed the driver provided is 4.60, setpoint for this mouse is now at v4.70. I'll try the new driver to see if that fixes.

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Input Devices
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HID\VID_045E&PID_00B4&MI_00\7&2E835FE5&0&0000               : HID Keyboard Device
HID\VID_045E&PID_00B4&MI_01&COL01\7&AAC2223&0&0000          : HID-compliant consumer control device
HID\VID_045E&PID_00B4&MI_01&COL02\7&AAC2223&0&0001          : HID-compliant device
HID\VID_046D&PID_C049&MI_00\7&1693DD53&0&0000               : Logitech HID-compliant G5 Laser Mouse
HID\VID_046D&PID_C049&MI_01&COL01\7&363C115&0&0000          : HID-compliant device
HID\VID_046D&PID_C049&MI_01&COL02\7&363C115&0&0001          : HID-compliant device
6 matching device(s) found.

I rolled back to v3.6 (about a year ago or more?) due to problems with Dell branded logitech mice, which got over this issue, any newer driver got yellow exclam. [In fact in the end I used my own pack with the logitech part completely removed as the logitech driver made plugging mouse into a different usb port take ages to recognise.]

Well, certain mice, while working fine with the default MS provided driver, feature enhanced capabilities that go beyond the scope of RMB, LMB, MMB and scroll wheel.
For these, you may need to use a special driver.
For instance, mine has a DPI quick selection button that can increase or decerase the sensitinity on the fly.
It's pretty useful because usually, I like a high responsiveness so I can traverse desktops faster, however, when using an image manipulating app, I want absolute precision and not have it skip a pixel so I turn it down then.
Pretty convenient if you switch often.

Of course, you won't notice any difference with some ordinary €15 mouse, so you may want to cut out on this pack.

Coming up next - useful links:
• If you like this project, please support it with your donation!      • Grab your HW info (HWIDs) here!     
• If you are a newbie, be sure to check out the DriverPacks tutorial!     • Here's how to create your own DP!

Hm, now that you mention it...

I never really tried w/o the special driver on my Habu, as I included it in my personal DP.
When I got the mouse, I installed the software immediately, only to find it too bloated and fancy.
So I just grabbed the driver files and included them on my install disc.

Guess I'll have to try w/o them to find out, however, using just the drivers files and no useless GUI, I can see no negative side-effects.

Coming up next - useful links:
• If you like this project, please support it with your donation!      • Grab your HW info (HWIDs) here!     
• If you are a newbie, be sure to check out the DriverPacks tutorial!     • Here's how to create your own DP!

Can support for the following be added.

IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad UltraNav and TrackPoint

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-42487

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-66893

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-70478

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-70010

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-68000

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-67226

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … MIGR-42489

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. … IGR-4Z9QVD

Game controllers

PS3 SIXAXIS Controller
PS2 Controller via USB adapter
Wii Controllers

I downloaded all of these.  It's going to take a little while to go through them however.  Most seem like custom Synaptics packages.  I'm beginning to wonder if we should just start to break driver signing, where needed, in order to get the best distribution per workstation.  It would be a fair amount of work to keep track of all that I'm guessing.

If you have links I'll take a look, but I'm probably not going to go and hunt these down.