Have a look at the logitec software under options. Does it say start on boot-up or some other setting.
Have a look in your error logs to see if the service is failing to start for any reason.
Ensure that the setpoint software is installed properley.

Hey,

Thanks for reply. I can only seem to open the keyboard and mouse settings application. However when i click to open the setpoint app nothing comes up. In msconfig, it says Setpoint is enabled for startup and when i clicked help in logitech, it says Setpoint startsup silently in the background. However, something must be playing up with my setpoint because it says the hotkeys dont work until setpoint is booted, and since windows is saying its booted...something isnt right, please help. Where are the error logs stored btw?

Cheers,
Joronamo.

Looking at the logitec website it says to install setpoint with the firewall and antivirus turned off.

To get to your error logs.

Left Click on Start Menu.
Right click on Computer and choose manage.
Click on the event viewer.
You now have loads of options to try and pin down what is happening.
Expand the error tab.
Look for things in the last 24 hours.

Also look at this tutorial,

Bypass UAC

Install setpoint using the administrator account.

change the setting open in background to either off or unchecked or whatever you can do to change it.

Uninstall setpoint. Reinstall it from this file;
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/43...id=670&osid=13
Insure you have the right version i.e. 32bit.
Turn AVG off and the windows firewall.
Disable uac as in the tutorial.
Install as administrator as before.

Also look here for more info

http://logitech-en-emea.custhelp.com...i=&p_topview=1

Hey,

Thus far Iv uninstalled setpoint and downloaded it again from your link. I know how to turn off the firewall but I dont know how to turn off the malware which is in correspondance with my AVG.

Nope - I use a Logitech MX Revolution, and the only time I have problems is if it comes out of hibernation - then some of my MX buttons lose their assigned functions.

But on boot I have no issues at all.

Also, SetPoint should be creating your profiles in your users' directory, so you might try uninstalling again, making sure your profiles are also removed (I have mine in C:\Users\{userlogin}\AppData\Roaming\Logitech\SetPoint but you'll need to make sure you have hidden file and folder viewing enabled in your Folder options (Tools --> Folder Options --> View tab --> Select Show hidden files and folders) because AppData is a hidden folder. Finally, reboot the computer.

Then, disable your AVG *from inside AVG* and try installing it again with AVG disabled and no old user files. If the installer allows you to run SetPoint after installation, uncheck that. Then Manually start SetPoint after closing the installer. If it requires a reboot, allow it to reboot, because that will accomplish the same thing.

Now, set your options again in SetPoint and see if this works.