Hey everyone, I'm experiencing a strange issue with my Logitech M170 wireless mouse on macOS Big Sur. Whenever the mouse is connected, it seems to interfere with my Bluetooth devices, causing them to disconnect or become unresponsive. I suspect it's a logitech m170 driver issue, but I'm not sure how to resolve it. The mouse works fine on its own, but as soon as I try to use my Bluetooth headphones or keyboard, things start to go haywire. Has anyone else run into this? Where is the best and safest place for downloading logitech m170 driver?
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Bluetooth interference can be tricky to diagnose! First, ensure you've downloaded the latest macOS driver by downloading logitech m170 driver from https://logisofter.com/logitech-m170-driver-and-software/ Here are a few potential solutions:
USB Port Placement: Try connecting the M170's USB receiver to a different USB port, preferably one that's farther away from your Bluetooth devices. Sometimes, physical proximity can cause interference.
Interference Sources: Identify and eliminate potential sources of interference, such as other wireless devices, microwaves, or cordless phones.
Bluetooth Preferences: In macOS, go to System Preferences > Bluetooth and click the "Advanced" button. Check the box that says "Show Bluetooth icon in menu bar." This will allow you to quickly see the status of your Bluetooth connection and identify any issues.
Wireless Diagnostics: macOS has a built-in Wireless Diagnostics tool (Option-click the Wi-Fi icon in the menu bar and select "Open Wireless Diagnostics"). Run this tool to see if it can identify any sources of interference.
Reset Bluetooth Module: As a last resort, try resetting the Bluetooth module. Hold down Option-Shift and click the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar. Select "Reset the Bluetooth module." This will clear the Bluetooth settings and force macOS to re-enumerate Bluetooth devices.