#MAC SIERRA LOGITECH CONTROL CENTER DRIVER#

įor months, I didn't experience the bug at all. The bug went away for a good amount of time, after having followed the steps from my posted. I just discovered that it happens with the the Mx Anywhere 2s Logitech mouse as well.

#MAC SIERRA LOGITECH CONTROL CENTER DRIVER#

I'm looking for a way where I can 'clear the driver cache' for the mouse? Are there any such thing? And the USB-cable is connected to an adapter, and I've tried reconnecting that as well.

I've tried reconnecting the USB-cable.

It's only my external mouse (the scroll-up feature) that doesn't work.

The built-in touch mouse works as it should.

But I don't want to switch mouse-model, since this is the best mouse across all other areas.

I have tried several different mice-models, and this is the only model it has happened with.

My gut feeling tells me that it has something to do with, if I have been scrolling, when it crashes.

It's not every time it crashes, but I'd say 80% of the times.

It has happened about 20+ times so far, and it's always scroll-up that won't work.

But then I did it again, which then solved it. However once, I got it working by simply reboot.Īnd another time I tried that the clearing of the PRAM didn't solve it. So I'm pretty certain, that it's a software-issue.

I can get it to work again, by rebooting my machine and clearing the PRAM (holding down CMD + Option + P + R upon startup).

Scrolling down keeps working - it's just scrolling up. When I start it again, then I'm unable to scroll up, on my external Logitech Mouse. My Mac crashes somewhere between once per day and once per week, when I have too many applications open.

Mac sierra logitech control center