disable Logitech Couch M515 Mouse hand proximity sensor

**Bisujaksha** · 29-05-2013

I am using a Logitech M515 mouse and it is working well, but I have got one question about it. Can anyone tell me how do I disable the hand proximity sensor technology of Logitech M515 mouse so that it responds regardless whether or not, if anyone's hand is actually is in contact with both sides of the mouse? Thanks for any help in advance.

**Fabian** · 30-05-2013

You can try to easily disable the proximity sensor of Logitech Couch M515 Mouse, just follow the below steps:

First of all you will need to remove cover over batteries
After that you have to unscrew one screw and then remove mouse cover
You will be able to see the green board with chip at the top of mouse and also notice the wire connected to this board
Now you have to lift the white part of connector up and remove the wire. You can also plug the wire back as well.

**Killen** · 31-05-2013

I should let you know that if you will follow the above suggestion to disassemble the logitech mouse that you have, then you will also void the warranty. So it is better to contact a Logitech Customer Support and opt for different solutions available for your querie. You can even try to replace the logitech mouse if you want to.

**RoninBlade** · 03-06-2013

If you want to change the proximity sensor of Logitech mouse then follow the below steps:

First of all you will have to download the ProxiTool from this link.
After downloading it double click ProxiTool.exe file.
After sometime it will start to detect the mouse and when it is done then the screen changes.
Now you will have to enable individual parts of the mouse to ignore the proximity sensor. Remember not to check any item, because then it will ignore the proximity sensor for that function. You need to keep everything unchecked, the mouse proximity sensor will start to function without any additional doing. You will need to pick any combination of the above options for the sensor.
After you are done with the selections, click close to write the data to the mouse memory.