Spotlight presentation clicker isn’t working on macOS
This article applies to: Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote
If updating to Option + to its latest version doesn’t fix this issue, please follow these steps to ensure LogiPresentation has the correct permissions for all functions, including slide navigation:
1. Remove Existing LogiPresentation Entry
Go to System Settings (or System Preferences on older macOS versions).
Navigate to Privacy & Security.
In the left-hand panel, click on Accessibility.
Look for LogiPresentation in the list of applications.
Select the LogiPresentation entry. Click the minus button ( - ) at the bottom of the list to REMOVE the application from the Accessibility permissions.
2. Locate the Original LogiPresentation Executable
Please note that you’ll need to locate the original path of the Logi Presentation.app at Library/Application Support/Logitech/Logitech Presentation.app and not the Logi Presentation alias/shortcut that you might find in the Applications folder.
Open your Applications folder in Finder.
Find the LogiPresentation application.
Right-click on the LogiPresentation application.
3. Add the Original Executable to Accessibility
Return to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility.
Click the plus button ( + ) at the bottom of the list.
In the file chooser window that appears, navigate to the original executable file you located in Step 2 (Contents/MacOS/LogiPresentation).
Select this file and click Open (or Add).
Note: Ensure the box next to this newly added LogiPresentation entry is checked (turned ON). This process should allow the application to correctly send keyboard commands (like right/left arrow keys for slides) and restore full functionality for all features, whether connected via the USB dongle or Bluetooth.
If the issue persists, you may need to check permissions in other privacy sections such as Input Monitoring or Automation, ensuring LogiPresentation is enabled in those as well.
If you require further assistance, please contact us for support.