So with the recent update yesterday that was mostly updating to linux 6.19 and a bunch of KDE modules (running full KDE and haven’t messed with adding any other DE’s) my Logitech g502x Lightspeed running wirelessly through the supplied usb dongle after reboot had been reset under the KDE Settings as…

Please give this a try then, Create a blacklist configuration file: sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-hid-logitech-hidpp.conf Add the following line to the file: blacklist hid_logitech_hidpp Save and exit the fille, rebuild the initramfs to ensure the blacklist persists across boots: sudo mk…

It only returned hid_logitech_hidpp 77824 0 for me not hid_logitech_dj 40960 0 I did what you said and after a reboot my mouse settings got reset again and the device name changed to “Logitech Wireless Mouse PID:409e Mouse”. After applying all the same settings I had before, I tested the scroll whe…

Nice I’m happy to hear at least one success :partying_face: Thanks for your reply @dextydoo BTW I kept mine blacklisted when I used it.

Another satisfied customer here! Same symptoms - 1:1 analog scrolling as if the flywheel was active, rather than stepped with each pass of a haptic bump, but slightly different scenario: Logitech G604 mouse (which I think creates a Logitech keyboard entry - I have no actual Logitech keyboard, mou…

Thank You @Brandon_King and welcome , and this might be helpful to @Hawkzi NOTE>> hid_logitech_dj

Thank you this seems to have fixed it and everything’s working as it did before with just hid_logitech_hidpp blacklisted so i’ll leave the dj one as is for now.

This worked for me too with a Logitech G502X Lightspeed. Thank you! It was driving me nuts with the scroll either being fine or way too fast and skipping scroll steps.

OMG ! Thanks :folded_hands::folded_hands: I can play with my scroll mouse xD

Just want to chime in, if you’re using Solaar, the Scroll Wheel Resolution toggle seems to be doing the same thing as you described. In my case, it was skipping the first scroll in either direction every time. Enabling this fixes that but now even the tiniest movement is registered, such as the whe…

I had a similar issue during troubleshooting above (but didn’t mention). It was solved by setting the kde mouse scroll speed (in the regular KDE system settings GUI) to the default value. Maybe that helps?

this happened to me with trying to figure out whether to use solaar or piper. i think i borked something. anyways, the solution is to turn the speed down in solaar, it’s one of the toggles, and then lock it lol. now i need to go get myself the latest version of solaar, because piper can’t actually …

Logitech mouse scrollwheel issues after recent linux 6.19 update

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sas41 April 24, 2026, 10:30pm 27

Seeing as this issue is marked as resolved, yet the problem generally persists and is seemingly gotten slightly worse in Kernel 7.0, I opened a new thread: