Computer mouses are hardware devices that work usually without having any drivers installed, except for the native embedded ones . Just plug them into the PS2 port or USB and they will immediately be recognized by the computer and their signals will be sent to it, being after that translated into movements of the cursor on the screen. This thing is possible even for wireless computer mouses.



However, we may want to reprogram the computer mouse's buttons to perform other functions that it was initially set. But you can do that only if you install the right drivers for that particular mouse. The pointing device in case will appear in the Control Panel under the section Mouse only after downloading and installing the proper drivers. After that you can make the changes you want to and program all the buttons from your Logitech computer mouse or change its resolution or maybe the clicking frequency and what else you want to.



You must access first a web site where you can find the right drivers, usually from the computer mouse manufacturing company web site, in this case Logitech, choose the model of the mouse you own and then download the Logitech PS2 drivers for free. Except for this web site you can find the necessary drivers on other web sites, too, like www.howtodrivers.com or www.driverguide.com.

Before installing the Logitech PS2 mouse drivers you must perform several  operations as it follows:
1. Download the file containing the drivers from any web site that you can find site, then save it on your computer and unzip.
2. Plug in the new Logitech mouse in the PS/2 port of your computer.
3. Right click on My computer and click Properties. Go to Hardware tab. Click to Device Manager button.
4.Locate the new Logitech device in mouse category then install the new drivers or reinstall the old ones if they did not recognize the mouse
After all these steps your new device is supposed to work with all the changes and new settings ready to work.

It is better to try and find the latest versions of your computer mouse drivers in order to have access to better and improved functions. For this it is better to check the web site that supplied your Logitech PS2 mouse drivers and update them whenever there are some versions available. Not to mention the fact that it is sometimes possible for too old drivers versions to create conflicts of devices or errors in mouse functioning.



Some web sites, like the ones presented above have a really huge library of mouse drivers belonging to Logitech computer mouses or any other mouse brands. It is important to find the right drivers for your mouse and in order to do this you have to know exactly the model of your mouse. If you are not sure about it, as there are so many options and versions even for the Logitech computer mouses, that it is too hard to differentiate them, then you should probably check the user's manual or the case or box your mouse was packed in when you bought it. Look on the outside of the box or on the first page of the user's manual and you will find the exact model and identification number of your computer mouse.