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My PC has started acting weirdly lately where it wakes up immediately after it goes to sleep (I've set it to go to sleep after 10 minutes). What's weird though, is that if I manually set it to sleep (via the Start menu) it stays asleep. But if it goes to sleep itself, after it's 10 minute setting, it wakes up immediately. I'm using the Logitech MX Keys S and the MX Master 3S. If I switch them off, the PC will stay asleep. But if I leave them on, the PC will wake up immediately, unless I put it to sleep manually, where it will stay asleep, even with the keyboard and mouse switched on. I know that I can disable USB power on, but I don't want to as I like being able to wake the PC up using either the keyboard and mouse. Any ideas? I'm running Windows 11 Pro 25H2 (26200.8328) and the latest version of Logi Options+ (2.3.879545)

I am after some advice... We are looking to purchase a new wireless presenter for use in an assembly hall. The distance from the computer to the lectern is approximately 18m (it's not possible to bring the two closer). Up till now we have been using the Logitech Wireless Presenter R400, which admittedly states that a range of 10m or 15m (depending on whether you're looking at the features or specifications page). The device generally works OK, but at times staff complain that it freezes. It's not a battery issue. I am unable to replicate the problem in an empty hall, which leads me to believe it could be caused by interference on the 2.4 GHz band when the hall is full of students and staff with mobile devices (they would be sat/stood in between the computer and lectern). We are looking to purchase a new wireless presenter which is able to operate over a longer distance. The two I have come across are as follows: Logitech Professional Presenter R700 Kensington Presenter Expert The R700 states a range of 30m, and the Presenter Expert 50m. However I note that both operate on the 2.4 GHz band. Does anyone have any experience of either device (or an alternative) in a similar environment to ours? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I don't waste money... ever! This means I usually end up with left over money in my budget. I recently found a few hundred pounds and decided to spend it on useful items for myself and my technician. New keyboards and mice all round So we now have these amazing Logitech MX Revolution mice with accelerometers in the sroll wheel! Pure genius and it's now a pleasure to use my mouse. Then there's the keyboards... I let Stu choose any Cherry keyboard he wanted... a nice simple one with multimedia controls was the choice. I have to say it is nice. Not as nice as the Cherry Click that I got though! Never have I enjoyed typing as much since using Cherry Clicks at uni. I sit here smiling away as I change passwords and write the most mundane of reports. I will stop feeling guilty eventually for spending £50 on each mouse and £50 on my keyboard. At least they will last though!

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Logitech at CES International show introduce next version of their Harmony range. Delivering powerful home-entertainment control through a customizable, 3.5-inch full-colour touch screen. Logitech’s newest remote provides a touch-screen interface that lets you put the commands you want, where you want them. The Harmony 1100 remote has received the CES 2009 Design and Engineering Award: Best of Innovations in the Home-Entertainment Accessories category – the second consecutive year a Logitech Harmony remote has been honoured with this award. “The Harmony 1100 is a natural extension of the Harmony promise – to simplify today’s complex home-entertainment systems,” said Ashish Arora, vice president and general manager of Logitech’s Harmony business unit. “As more and more people get the bulk of their entertainment at home, the Harmony 1100 will help people get more out of their home-entertainment experience – for a fraction of the price of traditional custom-installed remotes.” The Harmony 1100 is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in February for a suggested retail price of $499.99 (U.S.). Product info: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/remotes/universal_remotes/devices/4708&cl=us,en http://www.logitech.com/repository/1166/jpg/9654.1.0.jpg