Yes that icon disapperead after my "first Finder uninstallation", but I guess it wasn´t fully uninstalled, because there wouldn´t have been the "report" in Steermouse, that Logitech still exists. So please, can anyone help me with these problems? Information would be much appreciated! But I´m worried, that at the next boot I´m gonna have that Bluetooth mouse thing or Steermouse won´t work anymore. (PC trauma dejavus coming back to me! ) And after this final reboot I think everythings stabilized and the Steermouse settings stays the same. This happened couple of times when I rebooted. I adjusted the settings to fast (I like it that way), but all the sudden the mouse stopped working fast, although the settings stayed the same. (Because the Apple keybord doesn´t seem a quality product to me like the Mighty Mouse).Ģ. So I´ve been wondering if the Apple keybord´s USB port is broken or something. Now this has happened to me before, even with the Mighty Mouse and Logitech MX400. But if I wait awhile or unplug and plug in again my new G5 mouse from the apple keybords USB port, it goes away. Every restart I get "Bluetooth Mouse Assistant saying, that no mouse is connected".
Then I noticed there was somekind of "error report" in System Preferences->Steermouse, that logitech driver wasn´t uninstalled and it opened a window for me were I could uninstall the "Logitech Control Center". I installed Steermouse and thought it wasn´t working quite it was suppose to. I thought the drivers were uninstalled, but apparently they weren´t. Then I "uninstalled" the driver writing "Logitech" in the Finder and deleting 3 files it found. I had Logitech MX400 and it´s drivers installed.
Uninstall apptrap how to#
I believe I have gotten myself in mess, because I don´t know how to uninstall properly.
I need some basic understanding how to uninstall drivers and applications on Mac.
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