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andyvorld / LGSTrayBattery

A tray app used to track battery levels of wireless Logitech mouse.
GNU General Public License v3.0
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MX Anywhere 2 Not Detected #125

Closed JustinGrote closed 3 months ago

JustinGrote commented 4 months ago

Sorry to file an issue for a "support" item, but if this gets resolved I'll PR to the README anything that helps address this.

I've tried utilizing the LGSTray with my laptop with MX Anywhere 2 connected via bluetooth. The mouse is using native driver, I don't have logitech options or GHub installed (as my goal for using this was to remove their bloat) image image

I fire up LGSTray and nothing shows with either devices or rediscover devices. The localhost web server doesn't see it either. I tried both standalone and framework-dependent.

By Device ID

By Device Name

LGSTray version: 3.0.3+c4b950badd60fbde23a8734d789c5a533e79ea5e

I don't see a logger in your source code or anything, what can I do to help troubleshoot this? Is G-Hub required for MX Anywhere 2 and it cannot be done native? Am I missing a driver?

andyvorld commented 3 months ago

Sorry using Logitech keyboard or mices via bluetooth are not supported. This program is targetted against devices using the wireless dongles like the unifying/lightspeed range.