Pairing and reusing Logitech wireless devices with USB wireless receivers (Normal and Unifying). 

UPDATES! For non-Unifying receivers, go to: *logi101.com/logitech-connection-utility/* NO LONGER WORKS UPDATE 14 JUN 2024: Website may have moved here: support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025141574-Logitech-Connection-Utility (But the link to the software itself is not there. I am not sure if Logitech is migrating some of their downloads and this hasn't been done yet. I will check in again from time to time to update.) to download the Reconnect Utility. This only works on Windows. For Unifying receivers, go to: *support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025297913-Unifying-Software* (NO LONGER WORKS) USE THIS: support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025297913-Unifying-Software Mac and Windows available. More info: www.minitool.com/news/logitech-connection-utility.html

I noticed that the website in your video no longer works!! But I was on a Linux OS (and not a Windows OS), so after a quick Google, I decided to use 'solaar' for Linux ... very easy and simple (open-source command line tool by the community)! I know that you should be able to do the same thing with Logitech tools, but they are only for Windows systems. I think there is support for MAC as well. FIRST - Install it if you don't already have it! $> sudo apt-get update $> sudo apt-get install solaar NEXT - Get information about current USB dongle in your computer (optional, can be skipped) $> sudo solaar show // This will dump information about the USB dongle itself, list any pairing it has and provide information for each paired device. PAIR - Issue the pair command $> sudo solaar pair // Make sure to turn off all the devices you don't want to pair and turn on the device(s) you do want to pair. UNPAIR - You can also remove a pairing. For example, one of the USB dongles had a second device (a keyboard) paired to it. Since I could not find the keyboard anywhere, I simply removed it: $> sudo solaar unpair 2 That's about it!! It literally takes a few seconds. The biggest 'unknown' is what if other people would have been using their mouse and keyboard near me ... would it have picked them up as well? Probably ... something to consider.

Thank you! Got my old Logitech keyboard paired with a new non-unifying mouse.

Thank you, this worked perfectly. I had lost the receiver for an expensive keyboard/mouse combo. I was able to buy a cheap keyboard/mouse combo and connect the older combo with the new receiver using your instructions.

Thanks! I didn't know about this utility. Works great! Windows 11 can use the Windows 10 version from the website just fine.

Works like a charm for my MK270 replacement Thanks!🤗

Saved me a lot of hassle, thank you!

Hi, I have just bought one of these mice: M185, code MR0087. However, I cannot find any Logitech software that detects it (Connectivity Utility, Options+, SetPoint, etc.). I own another M185 mouse (just bought previously and the difference in label is that the code is MR0085) and that one is easily detectable. I have the same issue with a brand new M220 mouse (no detected by any Logitech software). Have you come across a similar situation?

After the first pairing, i can bring the receiver and paired mouse to other pc and use right? Without having to repeat the process? Because my work place pc have restrictions to installing software.

Do they all have to be Logitech to work? I also have a extra Logitech mouse that came with a keyboard and I dont want to use. I also have an old Kensington mouse that doesnt work well but would want to use its USB receiver to pair with the basic Logitech mouse. Can that work?

So, a non unifying bt connecter can connect a keyboard as well as a mouse to PC? Or you need two bt receivers?

You’re a star. 🤩

Website seems to be down... trying to pair a thrifted (and deep cleaned) G900 with a receiver from a Ghost A1 keyboard... lol

I have a k470 m340 keyboard and mouse set. Can I add a 2nd mouse m330 using the same receiver from the original set?

Logitech does this deliberately, i cant find a list of compatible unifying devices.

works like a charm 😃

Thank you very much, I'd lost one usb connector, but I could connect to other mouse usb with keyboard. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks very much it works like magic 🙌🙏

Thank you so so so so so so so so so so much!!!!!!!!!!!

Of course.. you need to download their software and sign up with a password, right?

I have logitech keyboard with unifying recever and one logitech mouse with normal recever can i pair both of them?

you can actually connect a non unifying receiver to a Logitech mouse that supports unifying!

I just fixed 5 mouses and keyboards using Logi Options + and now they think I am a GENIUS HAHAHAHAHAHA

Thanks you!!!

thnk you! this worked like a charm

thnx........... it helped alot 😏

it didn't work for me unfortunately. i have the same mouse model as you.

I have a MK320 keyboard/mouse combo that's missing its reciever that I'm trying to get working. I have nine recievers with Logitech's name on them. I am using the connection utiltiy. The connection utility does not recognize over half of the recievers as even being Logitech, even though the recievers have Logitech's name on them. I'm on the verge of NEVER buying anymore wireless Logitech keyboard or mouse again.

my wireless g pro wouldnt be detected by the software either

Can I make the unifying receiver a non unifying one?

can't hear or understand!

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CLEAN UR PC! please