Logitech Setpoint problems

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So i got a logitech mx1000 a month or two ago and i've been trying to figure out why my computer is acting strangely. Fairly often, after i click one of the buttons on my mouse, my computer acts like the left-ctrl key or the left-alt key are being held down. After sometime i figured out that when i clicked a button programmed to say, "ctrl-t", setpoint would keep sending the command that the ctrl button is being held down, which really screws me up when i try to do something. I'm also using uberoptions, which is probably the problem, except all uberOptions does is replace xml files so I have a feeling there is something wrong with setpoint. If someone could help me i would really appreciate it.

by the way i'm using setpoint 2.46 and the newest uberOptions.

Thanks
James.
 
why not go though set point and look at the button assignments and reset them? I also have a MX1000 but have not had that problem.
 
i run xp64 and experienced the same with my g5. cursor would skip and act sluggish. the xp log showed errors about every 10 minutes or so with setpoint. logitech is aware of this, yet has yet to update the 64 bit setpoint to correct this. unfortuneately. I couldn't stand this, especially in gaming, and with their high end mouse. sold that and picked up the copperhead.....never looked back...best mouse i've ever owned.
 
Javelin3o4: i dont understand what your saying. The problem is that when i press a button that is assigned to use the control key then it does what its supposed to, but sometimes it keeps sending the signal that the control key is being held down. Which makes things hard because after i click the button its like i'm holding down the control key. I understand i'm not doing a very good job at explaining it, but i can't think of how to put it any better at the moment i just feel real tired...

boasist: I'm on xp32 and I'm dealing with something different. Mine has to do more with the setpoint software then the mouse itself. But thanks for the reply anyways.
 
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