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Question: Does it work with windows 8?
Document: Great product, with reservations. Bluetooth works well, great ergonomics and feel. Beautiful to look at, But features are flawed. The touch screen does not function, lights up, but does not work. Can not find a solution. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate with 8 gigs ram. Also i had to disable sleep mode, computer would not return to operation after sleep mode, required reboot.This is my third DiNovo and will be going back if Logitech support doesnt provide answers.
The keyboard is typical Logitec: very good. The mouse pad, however, is junk. When I tap to click, the cursor shoots off the display, normally to the lower left corner. It even disappears when I place my finger on it just to scroll or move the cursor. I have downloaded the latest software and driver, for Windows 8, which did not fix anything.
I was a proud owner of a Logitech DiNovo Edge for about 2.5 months before the issues began. It started with the touch pad responding slow. Then things got progressively worse. The computer stopped recognizing the keyboard every 8 hours or so, the only way to resolve the issue was to reinstall everything. Towards the end that didn't even work.
I'll be upgrading to Fedora 8 soon, so maybe they will work, too. One criticism I have is that the touch pad does not seem very responsive. Sometimes it doesn't even seem to respond at all. I don't know if that's a Linux thing or inherent in the keyboard design. Also, the mouse buttons could have been placed better. They would have been more convenient if moved to the left a bit so that they would fall directly underneath the thumb when the index finger is on the touch pad.
I was very pleased to find out that they work even when Windows is locked with a password! I was also quite surprised to find that they actually controlled Winamp the very first time I used the keyboard.
Programming some of the programmable to do what you want might take an evening (especially the first one).. But several of the keys the software has a menu of different functions that the keys can be set to, and you just choose one. And yes, this does work just fine (at least in Windows XP). The key board is light and slick... it feels a bit frail, the keys too.. but there is nothing frail about this key board.
I use this on a Mac and the built in drivers work fine. Don't even need the receiver; built in Bluetooth talks to the keyboard. The 'Windows' key functions as 'Command' and 'Alt' functions as 'Option'. The volume control and sleep (moon) keys work as designed. The Zoom and small round Windows keys do nothing. All other keys work as labeled.
OH, and I am using my MACBOOK, no problem, worked right out the box. You might have to download a freeware called "Doublecommand" to swap the "Windows" key to the "MAC" key...Reason why I didn't give it 5 stars, cause it wasn't designed with Mac users in mind, even though you don't really need any drivers for it to work with one; and it's kinda pricey for a keyboard.
away. Its made for windows so this windows specific function don't work on the map although they can be remapped using free programs. There is now a mac version of this keyboard available but if you don't need those functions and can get a better deal on this go right on ahead. Battery life is amazing and the dock is great. The modern design and black color go great with my piano black samsung tv.
If you do want to use this with a home theater system, plan to get some kind of mouse to go with it because scrolling & dragging with the touchpad will drive you nuts, and don't plan on being able to use it in a dark room because you won't be able to see the keys. If all you want to do is control Windows Media Center, and you don't have much actual computer work to do, steer clear of this overpriced gadget and just pick up an inexpensive RF remote.
Answer: It works seamlessly with Windows8.  No adjustment needed to switch from Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits to Windows8.