Has anyone found a round-about way of getting the LCD and memory keys working on a Windows 7 machine?
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They work fine on my 7 RC. I just installed the Logitech software and both my g15 and g13 work great. I don't remember if I had to use compatibility mode to get the software to install. What problem are you encountering?
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I am running 64-bit, not sure if that makes a difference or not with the software install.
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I have Windows 7, 64-Bit... no problems at all.
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hmmm, I guess I'll need to try it again, I was getting an error telling my I was running an unknown operating system. This couldn't have been more then 3 weeks ago, that's odd.
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I've also had it working perfectly in 7 RC - both 32 and 64 bit.
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IIRC, the latest version of the software does that. I think I had to run the install in a particular way to get around it. I found the solution in one of the G15 forums.
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I may run well on windows 7 but I did encounter some problems when trying to install Linux on my PS3 using this keyboard. Just an FYI
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I just now installed the latest driver. The 32-bit install works fine now. No work around required.
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Just installed on Win 7 pro 64 bit. Worked flawlessly.
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yup works with latest drivers
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Works with 64bit and 32bit drivers currently
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