In case you’ve been having points together with your Logitech mouse in your Mac, it’s not you, it’s them.
Logitech has issued a patch to repair an issue with its Logi Choices+ software program that causes its mice to cease working. “The issue was brought on by an expired certificates required for the apps to run,” in keeping with a Logitech help doc. As a result of the expired certificates additionally affected Logitech’s software program installer, customers have to manually obtain the up to date software program and set up it. The expired certificates problem additionally affected Logitech’s G Hub software program.
In case you are a Logitech mouse person and use Logi Choices+, you may obtain the replace right here. You can too obtain the G Hub software program. The replace is suitable with macOS 13 Ventura and later, together with macOS Tahoe.
In macOS, some software program must have a Developer ID certificates to run. The certificates are good for 5 years, after which they have to be renewed with Apple. If not, then the app will cease working. Logi Choices+ permits customers to customise the buttons and different features of Logitech mice, and when the software program stops working, so does the {hardware}.
In a Reddit put up concerning the problem, a person by the title of ATXsantucci, who does “advertising and marketing @ Logi” (in keeping with the person profile), mentioned, “We dropped the ball right here. That is an inexcusable mistake. We’re extraordinarily sorry for the inconvenience prompted.”
