#Logitech setpoint 64 bit install#

The installer will not remove an older version their only advice is to manually remove the older version before installing the newer. I contacted Logitech support on this matter. I found keys such as 'LaunchParameters' and 'LaunchSilentParameters' that looked promising, but I could not get anything out of them, especially without any official reference from Logitech. I have been examining the 'compcfg.ini' files, trying to make sense out of them.

However, version 4.80 does not get uninstalled and there seems to be a mix up between both versions, with 4.80 staying in the system tray. This seems to work: version 6.10 gets installed. So I have fallen back to the original installer with 'setpoint610_ењ†4.exe /s'. Inside that folder, I run the command 'setup.exe /s'. I downloaded the 'setpoint610_ењ†4.exe' installer and extracted the '5-SetPoint' subfolder. My first approach is to try the same as with version 4.80. Now, we want to upgrade to SetPoint 6.10, which is the only version currently downloadable from Logitech's website. This was easy because #1 I found the silent switch easily ('setup.exe /s', this was an InstallShield package) and #2 no older version of the software was ever present on the workstations. This worked great, using a combination of Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) for new bare metal workstations and Microsoft System Center Essentials (SCE, which uses WSUS to serve custom packages in addition to regular Microsoft updates) to deploy to workstations already in use.

#Logitech setpoint 64 bit install#

Inside that folder, I ran the command 'setup.exe /s' to install silently.

I downloaded the 'setpoint480_ењ†4.exe' installer and extracted the '1-SetPoint' subfolder (using any archive manager, such as 7-Zip). When we started using SetPoint, I was able to deploy version 4.80 to all computers in an unattended manner.

We currently use the Logitech SetPoint software version 4.80 under 64-bit Windows Vista. For uniformity, we use Logitech MX Revolution mice at every desks in the company.