Trying to install against Windows 11 R26H2 threw a \u201cside-by-side configuration is incorrect\u201d error message.<\/p>\n\n\n\n SetPoint was built against older runtimes, so as a prerequisite, install the 2008 and 2010 (x86 and x64) Visual C++ redistributable packages, which as of writing are still available from Microsoft<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Once installed, SetPoint should install normally.<\/p>\n\n\n\n UberOptions Alternative<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n In order to define the function for it’s many different buttons\/actions, Logitech’s SetPoint software is required. The problem was that not all options were available for all buttons. Thankfully a utility called UberOptions unlocked the limitation. The hitch? It only supported SetPoint 4.80, which is no longer available. The latest version, 6.90 is on it’s own, so we need to do come manual hackery.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The first step is to identify the model of mouse you have. Once connected, look in Now we need to look for the device file for model 16777339<\/strong>. It appears that there were three model numbers for the MX Revolution, so don’t just copy my id. Find the device files in Now you want to edit the device file in a text editor, and for any button for which you want to enable more options, update TriggerState node’s HandlerSetGroup to MiceAllGroup.<\/p>\n\n\n\n That’s it. Now exit and restart SetPoint and configure to your heart’s content.<\/p>\n\n\n\n HandlerSetGroup Options<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n For reference, here’s a list of all possible options for the HandlerSetGroup attribute.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Lance<\/p>\n\n\n\n November 2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If ever there was a best computer mouse in the world, it’s the Logitech MX Revolution. “Was” because they were discontinued in 2009, with subsequent offerings never quite measuring up to its standard. I had lost the receiver dongle several years ago and have been using a much newer MX Master 2S, until last week, … Continue reading Using a Revolution MX mouse on Windows 11<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/lance.conryclan.com\/home\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/11\/Screenshot-2026-11-13-131233.png\")
<\/a><\/figure>\n\n\n\nC:\\Users\\{USER_NAME}\\AppData\\Roaming\\Logitech\\SetPoint\\user.xml<\/code> for the mouse model. Something like this: <\/p>\n\n\n\n<code><Device DisplayName="MX Revolution" Class="PointingDevice" Model="<strong>16777338<\/strong>" NumberOfButtons="13" ConnectionID=""><\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\n
C:\\ProgramData\\Logishrd\\SetPointP\\Devices\\PointingDevice<\/code>. In each xml file, look for a heading with your mouse’s hardware ID, exactly like what was in the user.xml file. In my case, the following line was found in For me, it’s in C:\\ProgramData\\Logishrd\\SetPointP\\Devices\\PointingDevice\/100007A\/100007A.xml<\/code>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<Device DisplayName="MX Revolution" Class="PointingDevice" Model="<strong>16777338<\/strong>" NumberOfButtons="13" AppTier="2"><\/pre>\n\n\n\n
<TriggerState Name="ButtonDownUp" HandlerSet="LeftClick" HandlerSetGroup="<strong>MiceAllGroup<\/strong>" \/><\/pre>\n\n\n\n
<code>\nAdvSmartSearchFreeWheelSardiniaGroup\nAdvSmartSearchGroup\nAdvSmartSearchMaderiaGroup\nAirCenterGestureGroup\nApplicationSwitchGroup\nApplicationSwitchGroup2\nAppSwitchFreeWheelGroup\nAppSwitchGroup2\nBackAirGroup\nBackButtonTrackBallGroup\nBackFloresGroup\nBackGenericGroup\nBackGroup\nBackGroup2\nBackGroup3\nCruiseDownControlButtonsGroup\nCruiseUpControlButtonsGroup\nDocFlip3DZoomGroup\nDocFlipZoomGroup\nDragLockTrackBallGroup\nFaroMiddleGroup\nFiveSwitchGroup\nForwardFloresGroup\nForwardGenericGroup\nForwardGroup\nForwardGroup2\nForwardGroup3\nFreeWheelBackGroup\nFreeWheelForwardGroup\nFreeWheelMiddleGroup\nFreeWheelMinScrollLeftGroup\nFreeWheelScrollLeftGroup\nFreeWheelScrollMinRightGroup\nFreeWheelScrollRightGroup\nFreeWheelZScrollWheelBtnGroup\nIkariaMiddleButtonGroup\nLeftAirGroup\nMediaControlAirGroup\nMiceAllGroup\nMiceMediaButtonGroup\nMiceZoomDownGroup\nMiceZoomResetGroup\nMiceZoomUpGroup\nMiddleButtonAppSwitchButtonsGroup\nMiddleButtonDPILevelGroup\nMiddleButtonGroup2\nMiddleButtonGroup3\nMiddleButtonGroup4\nMiddleButtonGroup5\nMiddleButtonGroup6\nMiddleButtonGroupFlores\nMiddleButtonJavaGroup\nMiddleButtonTiltGenericGroup\nMiddleButtonTrackBallGroup\nMiddleButtonXposeButtonsGroup\nMiddleWheelButtonGroupExtended\nNextAirButtonsGroup\nOEMAdvSmartSearchFreeWheelGroup\nOEMAdvSmartSearchFreeWheelGroupPlaermo\nOEMApplicationSwitchGroup\nOEMBackGroup\nOEMBasicSmartSearchGroup\nOEMForwardGroup\nOEMFreeWheelBackGroup\nOEMFreeWheelBackGroupPlaermo\nOEMFreeWheelForwardGroup\nOEMFreeWheelForwardGroupPlaermo\nOEMFreeWheelMiddleGroup\nOEMFreeWheelMiddleGroupPlaermo\nOEMFreeWheelMinScrollLeftGroup\nOEMFreeWheelMinScrollLeftGroupPlaermo\nOEMFreeWheelScrollMinRightGroup\nOEMFreeWheelScrollMinRightGroupPlaermo\nOEMScrollLeftFaroAndSardiniaGroup\nOEMScrollLeftGroup\nOEMScrollLeftMediaGroup\nOEMScrollLeftMiddleGroupExt\nOEMScrollRightFaroAndSardiniaGroup\nOEMScrollRightGroup\nOEMScrollRightMediaGroup\nOEMScrollRightMiddleGroupExt\nOEMStandardScrollWheelButtonGroup\nOEMStandardZScrollWheelBtnGroup\nOEMTiltWheelButtonGroup\nPanAndZoomGroup2\nPrevAirButtonsGroup\nScrollLeftFaroAndSardiniaGroup\nScrollLeftFaroGroup\nScrollLeftFloresGroup\nScrollLeftGroup\nScrollLeftGroup2\nScrollLeftGroup3\nScrollLeftGroup4\nScrollLeftMiddleGroupExt\nScrollRightFaroAndSardiniaGroup\nScrollRightFaroGroup\nScrollRightFloresGroup\nScrollRightGroup\nScrollRightGroup2\nScrollRightGroup3\nScrollRightGroup4\nScrollRightMiddleGroupExt\nSensitivityDownGroup\nSensitivityToggleGroup\nSensitivityUpGroup\nStandardScrollWheelButtonGroup\nStandardScrollWheelGenericButtonGroup\nStandardScrollWheelGenericButtonGroup2\nStandardScrollWheelGenericButtonGroup3\nStandardZScrollWheelBtnGroup\nThumbButtonFloresGroup\nTiltWheelButtonGroup\nTwoSwitchGroup\nVolumeAirGroup\nZoomInMaderiaGroup\nZoomoutMaderiaGroup\nZoomXposeButtonsGroup\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\n