Logitech G500s Gaming Mouse Driver for Mac

Logitech G500s driver Mac versionIt is a driver for the G500s gaming mouse Mac platform produced by the well-known peripheral manufacturer Logitech that can be used on the Apple computer MAC OS platform. The Logitech G500s driver Mac version can be customized by configuring different game "scenario modes" The mouse buttons, shortcut keys, and custom macros can be used to switch the operation mode between games. You only need to change the corresponding game configuration file in the software to switch to the customized game key position. The configuration file can be exported and shared, which is very convenient. Friends who need this tool can download it and use it.

How to use

1. Download the complete Logitech G500s driver Mac version compressed file. After the download is completed, double-click to open the zip package, find the "LogiGamingSetup.mpkg" installation package, and click to start the installation program.

2. After starting the installation program, follow the installation prompts that pop up from the installation program to install the mouse driver step by step until the installation is completed.

3. After the driver installation is completed, in order to ensure that the Logitech G500s driver can run and open normally under the user's Mac system, the installation program will prompt the user to set "Allow Logitech gaming software applications to control your computer" (System Preferences - Security Sex and Privacy - Privacy), click the "lock button" on the interface below to unlock it, and then check the "Logitech Game Software" option.

4. Click the launchpad in the dock bar below the system to find the Logitech G500s driver App, open it, plug in the mouse, and set the driver according to your needs in the opened application interface.

Change log

　 bug fixes

1. The problem of failure when creating a new configuration file on OS X 10.11 El Capitan has been solved

2. The issue where users were unable to assign the number 3 to the G key on OS X 10.11 El Capitan has been resolved

3. The problem that LGS cannot correctly recognize the numbers 4 and 6 on the ISO layout keyboard has been solved

4. The issue of buttons assigned to the "Back" and "Forward" functions not working in the Swedish environment has been resolved