-Install software.

-Edit whatever you want.

-Delete software.

(Profit.)

Your changes is saved to he mouse's memory, no need to keep software installed.
At least that is how Razor works.

 

Haven't tried it myself, but you could take a look at SteerMouse (http://plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/) or other third party software. Like I said I have no experience with the software so do some research to find out what is the best one.

 

This would happen to me as well. You could use 400 in game and then it wouldn't be an issue, but then you lose native 800. I just got used to it after a while.

 

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Originally Posted by PureBlizz

-Install software.

-Edit whatever you want.

-Delete software.

(Profit.)

Your changes is saved to he mouse's memory, no need to keep software installed.
At least that is how Razor works.

And if I plug the mouse in another PC also will work with the settings I save?

thanks

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by PeakCS

Haven't tried it myself, but you could take a look at SteerMouse (http://plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/) or other third party software. Like I said I have no experience with the software so do some research to find out what is the best one.

This is for MAC, im have windows my friend!!

thnks

 

AFAIK the g400s doesn't have onboard memory so when you plug the mouse into a different computer it will use the default settings.

 

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Originally Posted by Derp

AFAIK the g400s doesn't have onboard memory so when you plug the mouse into a different computer it will use the default settings.

+1.

Help please xD!

 

software doesnt add any delay lol, thats just a misconception people have, mostly because of the cancer r0ach posts

 

Yeah, G400s doesn't have that kind of memory. Maybe there's some third party software, but only way I know of disabling them without LGS is to remove them physically. How long have you used it? Could be just a matter of getting used to the mouse.

 

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Originally Posted by Wphantom

software doesnt add any delay lol, thats just a misconception people have, mostly because of the cancer r0ach posts

He's probably referring to this test which shows +10ms delay when using the G400 with the software.

The G400s and the G400 are both very similar mice without onboard memory so there's a chance that the G400s would test the same.

 

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Originally Posted by marcelon1

And if I plug the mouse in another PC also will work with the settings I save?

thanks

No, you're gonna want the G500s.

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Derp

He's probably referring to this test which shows +10ms delay when using the G400 with the software.

The G400s and the G400 are both very similar mice without onboard memory so there's a chance that the G400s would test the same.

it would be a problem if anyone actually noticed it, but there are no reports on costumers reviews about that

 

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Originally Posted by Wphantom

it would be a problem if anyone actually noticed it, but there are no reports on costumers reviews about that

Considering that the majority of human beings can't really react to visual input faster than 200-250ms, 10ms seems insignificant in the grand scheme.

 

No onboard memory means use the software.

 

kinda hard to trust that video tbh and regardless motion lag is often independent of button lag.
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Originally Posted by Boinz

Considering that the majority of human beings can't really react to visual input faster than 200-250ms, 10ms seems insignificant in the grand scheme.

10ms is actually quite a significant amount... 20ms is easily noticeable by most fps gamers and half of that is by no means insignificant.
also i'd bet that the majority of people here can react faster than 200ms on humanbenchmark if they run it with aero off with windows 7
http://i.imgur.com/MZhGlJx.png

 

Then there is no way?

 

Open the mouse and remove the buttons.

And no you don't want the g500s

 

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Originally Posted by the1freeMan

Open the mouse and remove the buttons.

And no you don't want the g500s

G502

I like it better than my old G500.

Though Considering the Location of the DPI buttons they look had to press by accident. But I never used one, so I guess I am wrong judging by this post.

They should have put them in the same spot the G500-502 has them. Pretty much impossible to hit them on accident.

 

My first thought is to open it and disconnect or otherwise disable the buttons, but this mouse looks to use buttons that may need to be removed to disable them. If you can follow the wires, you may be able to disconnect one from the buttons if it is similar to the MX518.

I guess trying the software is the best option.

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wphantom

software doesnt add any delay lol, thats just a misconception people have, mostly because of the cancer r0ach posts

lol:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1563813/somewhat-objectively-evaluating-sensor-responsiveness/130#post_24187957
http://www.overclock.net/t/1563813/somewhat-objectively-evaluating-sensor-responsiveness/140#post_24188758

Though only Synapse, didn't have issues with Logitech, Mionix, SS, ...

 

still should never be 10ms...

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcelon1

Hello,

I have a Logitech Mouse G400s, and really often happened to me in-game intentionally pressing the button to change DPI.

From what I read in forums, the only way to disable them is with Logitech software.

I want to know if there is no other way, since it is known that it is better not to use drivers, for example, the software has more button-delay, etc.

Sorry for bad english guys!

Thank you very much !!

Impossible, g400 series does not feature on board memory, you either have to live with LGS or make sure you don't click dpi button by accident

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by doomleika

Impossible, g400 series does not feature on board memory, you either have to live with LGS or make sure you don't click dpi button by accident

Thanks

 

Will you ever use those buttons?

A drop of 2 of super glue from the inside could make them never get hit again(I would glue the switch itself instead of the top to avoid a spot you can see).

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wphantom

software doesnt add any delay lol, thats just a misconception people have, mostly because of the cancer r0ach posts

it's definitely not a lie that (at least in the past) having certain mouse-software running would change cursor behavior or/and add lag.

and claiming that 10ms is insignificant is pretty silly. especially with mouse-input, you will notice 10ms (unless you already have high latency).
besides, if it was 3ms and you'd think "3ms is insignificant". let's say you have 10 things that add 3ms, well, there you go: 30ms. still insignificant?

@marcelon1
you could open the mouse up and disconect/remove/destroy the buttons. it will require you to remove the mouse feet, however.