Logitech Options disabled trackpad, how to fix?

[CharType]

I recently got a new Logitech mouse and I installed Logitech Options for it. But now my MacBook's built-in trackpad doesn't work, whether I have the mouse attached or not. Does anyone know if there's a way to re-enable the trackpad? Thanks.

 

[chscag]

Without much detail, suggest removing the Logitech software. It's really not needed to use your mouse unless you have some special options that you need.

 

[Rod]

I just replaced my old HP Bluetooth mouse with a Logitech 557 so I’m curious to know where you got this software from? I haven’t seen a Bluetooth mouse with accompanying software for years.
In any case I agree with the previous comment, uninstall the Logitech software if possible.


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[ferrarr]

You can try this, Logitech Control Center – Logitech Support + Download.

 

[pm-r]

Does anyone know if there's a way to re-enable the trackpad? Thanks.

As suggested, Trash the software that you just installed whatever it was, then if need be do a SHUTDOWN/STARTUP then maybe a SMC and a PRAM reset:
How to Do an SMC and PRAM/NVRAM Reset on Your Mac
Reset NVRAM or PRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

PS: no real Logitech mouse software should interfere with any trackpad if setup and configured correctly.


- Patrick
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[random_old_guy]

Without much detail, suggest removing the Logitech software. It's really not needed to use your mouse unless you have some special options that you need.

I beg to disagree. Prior to adding Logitech Options, using my M510 mouse was misery. It had uneven acceleration and the pointer was so fricking jerky that iI had to borrow a mac mouse for some work in GIMP. After adding Options, the mouse is perfectly behaved.

 

[Raz0rEdge]

You're a couple of years late to the conversation. Please look at the posted date when replying.