SetPoint Settings

[Dynaletik]

Does anyone know where Logitech Setpoint Software saves its settings??

I Found a file called "user.xml" in the application data folder...but when I delete it, the software still has its settings

[Bâshrat the Sneaky]

Does anyone know where Logitech Setpoint Software saves its settings??

I Found a file called "user.xml" in the application data folder...but when I delete it, the software still has its settings 

Probably the registry

Use regshot/regsnap to find the settings!

[Dynaletik]

I did that...but I only opened this topic because there is NO change in the registry...SetPoint saves it anywhere else...is there a tool to watch which files are changed???

[Tsunami]

RegShot can track changes in both the registry and files.

[Dynaletik]

OK, I'll give it a try when I am at home tomorrow....I'm at work atm...

[Mekrel]

Would love to know the answer to this, I have also tried but to no avail.

[Mekrel]

It is held within the registry...

Modified keys
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\LMouKE\Parameters\CordlessOptical23\0000\MouseSpeedX
New: String: "18"
Old: String: "25"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\LMouKE\Parameters\CordlessOptical23\0000\MouseSpeedY
New: String: "18"
Old: String: "25"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LMouKE\Parameters\CordlessOptical23\0000\MouseSpeedX
New: String: "18"
Old: String: "25"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LMouKE\Parameters\CordlessOptical23\0000\MouseSpeedY
New: String: "18"
Old: String: "25"

[Dynaletik]

The idea I first posted works perfect for me.

Just copy your user.xml file from the application data folder on your new install and after the reboot Setpoint uses this settings.