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Has the scroll wheel of your Logitech MX Master wireless mouse stopped working on Mac? Well, if yes, and you are looking for a way to fix the problem, then I am glad to let you know you are in the correct place, as we have a fix that will most likely work for you.

Not only you, but there are a lot of others facing this issue as well, with some saying the issue cropped up after a recent update. Take a look at what other complainants have been saying:

@Logitech guys, my MXAnywhere 2 scroll wheel stopped working on my Mac. Still works fine on windows. What should I do. By the way, I have two of this model. Both have this problem on Macintosh.

— Sória, Gabriel (@maczepp) December 29, 2018

I love the my @Logitech MX Master mouse, but I may have to ditch it because the “Logitech Options” software for Mac is just so bad. Today’s update broke my scroll wheel completely until I uninstalled and rebooted.

— Dan Skaggs (@dskaggs) December 23, 2018

Has anyone else’s @Logitech MX Master’s scroll wheel stopped working with latest update of Mac OS? Or is mine just broken?

— Joel Krause (@joel_krause) December 20, 2018

@Logitech — updated to the latest version this morning, and now the scroll wheels are non-responsive. Any ideas? Running on Mac OS 10.14.1. pic.twitter.com/7z8noaRzyW

— W. Adam Burdeshaw (@adamburdeshaw) December 19, 2018

WTF @Logitech I upgrade your stupid options application on the Mac and then the scroll wheel on my MX Master just stops working. Piece of 🤬

— Sam Volkering (@techinsider_sv) December 17, 2018

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@Logitech after update LogiMgr to version 7.00.554 my MX master 2 does not scroll anymore. Mac OS 10.14.2 Macbook Pro 13' (2018). Any suggestions?

— Jan (@jan0711) December 17, 2018

@Logitech after update LogiMgr Installer 7.00.554 my MX master mouse does not scroll anymore. Mac OS 10.14.2 Macbook Pro 15' (2018). Any suggestions?

— Tim Ulrich (@tidot) December 17, 2018

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@Logitech the scroll wheel function of my MX Master 2S mouse has stopped working after an update to the Logitech Options app on Mac OS. Any resolution to this?

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— Omar Qureshi (@oqureshi) December 16, 2018

Now coming to the solution, here’s what someone posted on the official Logitech forums a couple of weeks ago:

I had the same issue today. Very frustrating! There was a popup screen that came up and I inadvertently clicked deny which didn’t allow the Logitech Options Daemon to run. Once i enabled it and restarted my computer the mouse scrolling function worked again.

On your Mac…Go to

1) Click on the apple icon on the top left corner of the screen

2) Select System Preferences

3) Click Security & Privacy

4) Click Privacy tab

5) Click on Accessibility on the left hand side

6) Click on Logitech Options Daemon

(if it’s greyed out it’s because you have it locked…click on the pad lock on the bottom right of the little window to unlock it).

Hope that works for those who had issues!

A lot of other users confirmed this worked for them. Take a look:

Even on Twitter, many users have shared the workaround.

Updated the software for my Logitech mouse last night and it stopped the scroll wheel from working. After searching I managed to find out how to get it to work again.#LOGITECH#mouse#MXMaster2S#mac#Mojave

— Andy Pandy (@TheExpatDandy) December 19, 2018

5) Click on Accessibility on the left hand side
6) Click on Logitech Options Daemon
(if it's greyed out it's because you have it locked…click on the pad lock on the bottom right of the little window to unlock it).

— Andy Pandy (@TheExpatDandy) December 19, 2018

So there you ago. If you are also facing the same problem, now you know what to do. Try out this fix, and let us know in the comments section below your experience.

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I asked that in another thread, but it got lost:

When do you use root.quit() and when do you use root.destroy() to exit a Tkinter program?

Also, can you intercept an exit when you use the little x in the title bar, just to affirm that you really want to exit, or you in case you should save data as a file before you exit.

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I personally always use the root.destroy() method, it seems to work best and I've never had any problems with it.

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Hi sneekula,

sorry, I totally forgot to answer in the last thread :confused:

Ok, your second question is an easy one ;)

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Ok, now the quit - delete one:
I didn't find anything about this in the docs. What I found was confused people who asked the same question, getting no or confusing answers.

Here's what I think:
quit() stops the TCL interpreter. This is in most cases what you want, because your Tkinter-app will also stop. It can be a problem, if you e.g. call your app from idle. idle is itself a Tkinker-app, so if you call quit() in your app and the TCL interpreter gets terminated, idle will also terminate (or get confused ;)).

destroy() just terminates the mainloop and deletes all widgets. So it seems to be safer if you call your app from another Tkinter app, or if you have multiple mainloops.

As I said, this is what I think, don't believe it, maybe I'm wrong ;)