Thanks to David. I think I have found a solution. Somewhere in the Logitech information there was something about makeing sure the Mouseware software loaded the lasf of all the extant pointer software. I tried turning off the power to the hub but still no positive result. Finally renamed the Mouseware control panel by putting a tilde in front of the name and that seems to have done the trick. Not sure if a similar solution would work for Kensington. We never had that kind of trouble with our Kensington track ball but then it was ADB. Might have made a differnce. Just for your info, we have an Apple ADB mouse and an IBM ps2 mouse connected at the same time as the Logitech on the USB. All work. The PS2 works a little faster(cursor movement) than the ADB. Thanks again for all your help. Is this a great community or what? Keith
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