I hadn't used your Options app for my MX Anywhere 2S mouse for a long time but opened it today 2025 October 04 just to see if there was a battery meter for the mouse that could be installed on task bar, or something like that. I've missed the 3 s LED light status and don't recall seeing a low battery notification recently and have run out of battery power a couple of times recently. The app told me my mouse isn't supported by Options anymore and I was asked to install Options+, so I went ahead. The process was a real schmozzle, capped off by asking to download it a number of times and the message saying "... click to install...' being a pop-up which persisted for about 3 seconds, so of course I missed that the first time, but to get it to come up again, I had to download again. After all this, there was really no indication that I had actually updated to Options+ other that the app saying the mouse wasn't supported by Options and providing a button saying to use Options+, which seemed to allow the app to work. After closing the app, I checked my Start menu to see what was there. Logitech > Logitech Options was still listed so I clicked it and it started installing Options, which I cancelled. Then I noticed there was a new listing for Logi > Logi Options+ with something else called Logi Bolt, which doesn't seem to do anything, although an internet search told me what it is. Anyway, not a smooth process at all. Probably because I'm using an older product. A few instructions: about your naming change, to delete the old Start menu listing, and what Bolt is would have made this go much more smoothly. I'm not sure what the multiple downloads were all about. And, what's that pop-up "click to install" all about? Perhaps testing my gaming skills )of which I have none)? At least my mouse still works. In case it makes any difference, I'm running the latest version of Windows 10 on a 11-ready laptop and plan to upgrade to 11 soon.