Questions tagged [logitech-unifying]

The Logitech® Unifying receiver is a wireless USB dongle that can drive multiple Unifying-enabled devices like keyboards and mice.

A Logitech® Unifying receiver is a tiny, USB receiver that can be paired to at most six devices like keyboards and mice. Fully support for these devices was added in Linux 3.2 which shipped with Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin.

This tag can be used whenever you have issues with a device using this technology. Although the Logitech nano receiver is not exactly the same as a Unifying receiver, feel free to tag such questions as too as they have many similarities. (they also share the same kernel driver, hid-logitech-dj).

For a marketing talk about this technology, visit http://www.logitech.com/promotions/6072.

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Solaar loses permissions after reboot - need to unplug Unifying receiver each time

I just installed Solaar to use with my Logitech K520. I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and Solar 0.9.2 Each time I reboot, I must unplug and replug the receiver, and then turn off and on the keyboard. After that, everything works great. The error…
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19.10 solaar not seeing logitech unifying receiver

lsusb shows it: Bus 001 Device 005: ID 046d:c52b Logitech, Inc. Unifying Receiver I have a M325 mouse and a K360 keyboard that have become unreliable so I've set out to re-pair but solaar does not see the receiver. I've tried two receivers in…
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Logitech keyboard failing after Installing 14.04

I have a little problem with my Logitech K360 keyboard, the pc is a Intel NUC DN2820. When I have it on the nightstand, it won't work and when I have it in the bed it works fine, there is talk about 15cm difference. With hardly works I would say…
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Solaar failing to show up

I have installed solaar by entering pip install solaar. But when I run solaar --version, I end up getting bash: /usr/bin/solaar: No such file or directory. I've been searching around on the Internet, to no avail. I have run lsusb to show that I do…
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logitech unifying receiver input lag / completely unresponsive

20.04 updated. I have a Logitech keyboard and mouse connected via Unifying Receiver. Until recently this has been working flawlessly. Lately either mouse or keyboard or sometimes both, fail to respond. Sometimes after a lag the display will update…
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Logitech Unifying Receiver not recognized through Belkin KVM switch, Ubuntu 16.04

In Ubuntu 16.04 my wireless keyboard and mouse works when the unfying receiver is plugged directly into computer USB port, however, when same receiver is plugged into universal USB port on KVM console, it is not recognized by OS. It is recognized,…
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Ubuntu and logitech mouse

Hi I have a Logitech mk320 mouse and keyboard combo and I lost the receiver! Can i buy a new mouse with a new receiver and pair it with the keyboard with solaar?
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How can I use one mouse with two computers via Logitech's Unifying receiver and easy-switch technology?

The MX line of Logitech's products has buttons that should in theory allow for fast switching between devices. I have the MX Vertical mouse. One device is my Ubuntu (18.04)'s laptop, one is the Raspberry Pi 400. A Unifying receiver is pluged into…
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