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Jan 24, 2007 - 08:19 AM
If your mouse is not easily recognized, windows will check for a peripheral with a (Vendor ID, Product ID).
So if you install a driver from your mouse make and model the problem is solved.
The problem may persist if you have previously assigned a different incompatible driver. In this case follow the New Found Hardware Wizard and install it manually specifying vendor and model.
So if you install a driver from your mouse make and model the problem is solved.
The problem may persist if you have previously assigned a different incompatible driver. In this case follow the New Found Hardware Wizard and install it manually specifying vendor and model.
Jan 25, 2007 - 01:54 AM
If you have a cd or disquette from your mouse maker play it and follow instructions, or on the New Found Hardware Wizard follow the link "I have a disk" and specify the directory, whith your OS as name, that contains the ".inf" extension files
If not, you have to look at your mouse maker website and download the drivers package, unpack it and follow the previous statement.
If not, you have to look at your mouse maker website and download the drivers package, unpack it and follow the previous statement.
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