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Download the latest Logitech Cordless Laser V470 M-RCQ142 device drivers (Official and Certified). Logitech Cordless Laser V470 M-RCQ142 drivers updated daily. Logitech Support.

That's what I was talking about. Just wanted to make sure it was showing in device manager. Definately sounds like a driver issue with the bluetooth hardware that HP use. You may need to try a chipset driver update but can't promise anything. There have been issues in the past with Logitech mice that don't have their own bluetooth dongle and compatibility with in-built bluetooth devices.

I previously had a V270 that wouldn't register with a couple of manufacturers laptops and one other, it wouldn't track correctly. Another suggestion would be to get a 3rd-party bluetooth dongle and try that. I just checked on my daughter's logitech bluetooth mouse (not a v470) in her laptop bag, and it has a Reset button on the bottom that has to be pushed to put it in discovery mode. I don't find any docs on logitech's site for the v470.

The quick start guide available for it mentions repeating step 7, but there is no step 7 listed on that PDF.:-[ I kind-of agree with the recommendation to just get another mouse, except for the possible waste if all it needs is new batteries or to just push the reset button and pair it up again. If you decide to just replace it, guess what?

Microsoft makes mice that work great with windows once you eradicate all traces of the logitech drivers, which is no easy task. They used to have a post in their support forums that told what files and registry entries you needed to manually delete to completely remove them, but I just searched for it and did not find it there. Avatar Legends Of The Arena Database Files. In the 1990s, logitech made some of the best and affordable user input devices that also had great support.

But I've been choosing mice and peripherals specifically NOT made by logitech over the last couple years, because 2/3rds of those criteria are no longer true, in my opinion. Seems many have probs with V470 & Win. 7 One solution I found: To get the V470 mouse to work with windows 7 do the following. Download and save the file (do not choose run) 2. Right click on the file, and choose properties. Go to compatibility then choose run this program as vista service pack 2, after that click on - run this file as administrator.

Install the program. Before you open the program right click on the setpoint icon or setcool icon and choose properties.

Go to compatibility then choose run this program as vista service pack 2, after that click on - run this file as administrator. Run the program and connect the mouse. I looked at another logitech bluetooth mouse and its discovery-mode button was labeled 'Connect' instead of Reset. It's not uncommon to have to rediscover a bluetooth device with your computer's BT adapter occassionally. It's not unlike having to re-associate a cordless phone with its base station now and then. They way they channel hop is nearly identical to the way bluetooth does it, too.

To see what bluetooth stack you have, do Start->Run, devmgmt.msc [Enter] Click the + to expand Bluetooth (Radios/Adapters/et cetera), double-click the name of the bluetooth adapter, go to the Driver tab, and click the Driver Details button. You should see something similar to the attached. The name of the 'stack' provider will be in the area indicated. The most-common providers are microsoft and widcomm (broadcom), but there are others as well (e.g. BlueSoleil, Toshiba, et al). I saw a v470 on ebay that said the Broadcom/Widcomm stack's required.