My Razor Pro drivers are not working in OS X 10.5
installed leopard as an upgrade from 10.4. My razor pro mouse driver doesn't seem to be working. This is a problem for a few reasons:
A) As it's a 1600 DPI mouse, it is way too touchy with the built-in mouse control settings on OSX. I had it set up perfectly in 10.4.
The mouse wheel, right click, and side buttons do not function.
I tried downloading USB Overdrive (which is 10.5 compatible) and it didn't seem to recognize the mouse. Any other suggestions?
A) As it's a 1600 DPI mouse, it is way too touchy with the built-in mouse control settings on OSX. I had it set up perfectly in 10.4.
The mouse wheel, right click, and side buttons do not function.I tried downloading USB Overdrive (which is 10.5 compatible) and it didn't seem to recognize the mouse. Any other suggestions?
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installed leopard as an upgrade from 10.4. My razor pro mouse driver doesn't seem to be working. This is a problem for a few reasons:
A) As it's a 1600 DPI mouse, it is way too touchy with the built-in mouse control settings on OSX. I had it set up perfectly in 10.4.
I tried downloading USB Overdrive (which is 10.5 compatible) and it didn't seem to recognize the mouse. Any other suggestions?
I have the same mouse, I had tons of problems with the drivers on with my old computer. When I upgraded to my Mac Pro I decided to use it without the drivers and it has been working perfectly. (Even after the upgrade to Leopard.)
I have the same mouse, I had tons of problems with the drivers on with my old computer. When I upgraded to my Mac Pro I decided to use it without the drivers and it has been working perfectly. (Even after the upgrade to Leopard.)
really? I can't even get the right click to work, and never had any problems at all in 10.4.. weird.
Razer should get off its ass and provide a Mac driver for their full mouse line. I have a hard time believing the mouse driver has a lot of bits unique to a specific mouse model within the same brand.
That said, Apple should already provide acceleration control and proper mouse keybinding.
I had a Copperhead (2000dpi) for a while, it didn't feel particularly problematic to use without drivers. I had mouse speed set at about 60%. I really wanted a way to disable acceleration though.
Razer should get off its ass and provide a Mac driver for their full mouse line. I have a hard time believing the mouse driver has a lot of bits unique to a specific mouse model within the same brand.
That said, Apple should already provide acceleration control and proper mouse keybinding.
I agree. I'm not a fan of acceleration myself, either, and I don't understand why apple won't provide control over it.
I had a Copperhead (2000dpi) for a while, it didn't feel particularly problematic to use without drivers. I had mouse speed set at about 60%. I really wanted a way to disable acceleration though.
Razer should get off its ass and provide a Mac driver for their full mouse line. I have a hard time believing the mouse driver has a lot of bits unique to a specific mouse model within the same brand.
That said, Apple should already provide acceleration control and proper mouse keybinding.
OK, installed steermouse and it seems to work. I have control over my buttons, and I fixed the cursor mover SOMEWHAT. still not as good as control as I had over it with the razor drivers, but it should hold me over. thanks for the suggestions guys.