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"hornacek" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> Ok, I used to have Vista Home Basic on my computer. I have a Logitech
> mouse that came with software, and it displayed a Logitech Mouse and
> Keyboard icon in the system tray. You could adjust mouse settings, and
> it told you when your wireless mouse's batteries were dying.
>
> So I got a new hard drive and a version of Vista Home Premium.
> Installed Vista and all of my programs, including the Logitech software.
> Now when I login I get the message that Windows wants to run
> setpointupdate.exe and I have to click Allow or Cancel. I never got
> this message with Vista Home Basic.
>
> I've already Googled setpointupdate.exe and read many posts (including
> one on this site) saying that you have to go into your Logitech settings
> and disable automatic updates (tried that, didn't work), or that you had
> to uninstall your Logitech software all-together. But I want the
> software - I never change my mouse settings, but I like that the system
> tray icon warns me when the batteries are dying. Yes, I could uninstall
> the software and figure out on my own that the batteries are dying (by
> my mouse stopping working), but why should I have to uninstall this
> Logitech software?
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> Isn't there a way to tell Windows that setpointupdate.exe is ok to run
> and that I don't have to click Allow EVERY time I login?
>
> Any ideas?
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