It automatically detects and works seamlessly with your Logitech peripherals for the most part.
Check the Logi Options Permissions
Logitech Options require several permissions on the Mac to run.
Just secure your work, then open theApple menuand selectRestartfrom the dropdown.
It’s best to uncheck the box next toReopenwindows when logging back inbefore selectingRestartagain to confirm.
Connect it via USB and find out if that prompts it to appear in Logitech Options.
Replace the machine’s batteries with a new set if they are replaceable.
Look for aPowerswitch and toggle it off and on.
That usually helps with connectivity-related and other issues.
Suppose the Logitech equipment connects to your Mac via a unifying wireless receiver.
Just remove it and plug it in again.
Providing it the same permissions as the main app process improves how Logitech devices work on your Mac.
That might resolve known bugs with the software preventing it from working.
Turn on the checkbox next toAutomatically check for updatesso that Logitech Options is always up-to-date.
Also, newer updates tend to resolve connectivity issues with wireless devices.
Also, you should revoke Logi Options' permissions before uninstalling it.
Switch to it if Logitech Options continues to give you trouble.
you might make the switch to Logi Options+ through the Logitech Options applook for anUpgrade to Options+option and selectDownload.
Or, uninstall Logitech Options and then download Logi Options+ from Logitech.com.
If not, consider replacing it with Logi Options+ on your Mac.
