There are a few versions in the collection at http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/dosearch.php?q=logitech but not in disk image format. I have some sort of an image of a later Win95 disk here.

Thank you for this file. I briefly had a look at the files inside and when tested the DOS mouse driver, it was version 7.30.

The file timestamps have all 7.40 so I thought it would be version 7.40, so I will have to install the Windows driver too to see what it shows.

What is the origin of this image? Is it from any of your own floppy disks or has it been found somewhere on the internet?

Anyway, I will test it how it works when installing it on W95.

No, it came from someone else's floppy dump. Haven't tried it, and frankly looks a little odd to me as WinImage doesn't read a label or the usual kind of boot sector on it.

This page + rant has been around for many years:

http://www.medical-online.com/mware82.htm

Found versions 4.0, 6.12 and 6.30 at https://winworldpc.com/product/logitec-mouseware/6x

I think I might have floppies for this. I will check at the weekend.

CU-133A+ wrote:

I think I might have floppies for this. I will check at the weekend.

Please let me know if you find any.

I have physical floppies that I imaged a few months ago - I'll check the version.

I'm still looking for different versions of Logitech Mouseware, so if you have any versions between 5.x - 7.0 on original floppy disks, please could you contact me. Disk images of these are what I'm looking after.

Mine is 8.2 unfortunately.

brassicGamer wrote:

Mine is 8.2 unfortunately.

I once got that version from you, thank you.

But if there are still other versions, I'm interested.

They've added 7.0 and 7.21 on the site I linked earlier.

firage wrote:

They've added 7.0 and 7.21 on the site I linked earlier.

Yes, I think those are the files I once uploaded.

I have the original logitech floppy disks for Mouseware 7.5 if you still need (3 years later....)

Sjollico wrote on 2020-12-16, 06:30:

I have the original logitech floppy disks for Mouseware 7.5 if you still need (3 years later....)

Yes, if you could make disk images of the floppy disks, it would be nice.

I usually use WinImage myself when I make disk images of floppy disks, so I recommend that.

Please remember to write protect the floppy disks first. Windows tends to make own hidden directories on all floppy disks without telling user about that.