I've been using Logitech devices since the company was founded (I have been in the IT business for over 45 years). They are generally the only mice I ever recommend or sell (I'm a reseller and consultant/MSP). However, it is beyond puzzling to me that despite the amazing software that I have come to expect from Logitech, the Options program has no ability to override the hardware encoded device names and/or the Windows 10/11 limitations so that the various Logitech devices I have can have different/unique names. The need for this is all over reddit and the Internet in general for Windows in general. The MacOS already has this ability built-in, so it's clearly possible to do it. Why would one need this? Well I have a Logitech mouse sitting in each of about 7 locations that I use - a few at home, a few in my office, at some clients I visit, and I bring my laptop with me to each location and NOT the mouse - to save weight and just have an easier time - put the machine down, plug into a dock, and go. However, there is no way to figure out which mouse within the Windows control panel OR the Logi+ software is which (other than which one is showing as connected which is NOT a reliable methodology since mice often do NOT connect properly). It seems like this would be fairly easy to fix and then you would REALLY have an edge on the Windows side. Get to it, please!! :) Thank you, Mitch Hoffman. 617 840 3232 mitch@hoffmanadvisors.com