[ioaz]

Hi,

I just installed a new hard drive in my iMac, so I figured I'd finally upgrade to Snow Leopard. Everything went fine until I installed the Logitech control center. I have the logitech mx duo keyboard and mouse combo. I love it and it worked fine with Leopard. However, now every time I press a key I get 2 key strokes, which makes it impossible to do anything. If I plug my mac keyboard in that works fine.

Has anyone encountered this and figured out a way to fix it? It makes it impossible to use the keyboard I love.

For example: TThhiiss iiss wwhhaatt hhaappppeennss..

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[ibook_steve]

I'm assuming you've downloaded and installed the latest version of LCC.

Have you tried uninstalling it? Have you tried adjusting the regular Keyboard preferences?

Steve

[ioaz]

Thanks Steve, I just figured this out.

I downloaded the latest version of LCC (3.2) from the website. After some digging, it turns out that there is a bug in that version for wireless keyboards. I uninstalled it, found the previous version and installed that, seems to work perfectly now.

[angelmb]

Weird, LCC 3.2 works great with my diNovo Mac Edition keyboard and MX Revolution mouse. BTW, did you know that Logitech has discontinued development of Mac specific keyboards?, such a pity.

[mkerr64]

LCC has never worked for me and i had to use alternative programs to run my MX Revolution (steer mouse)