A recent update for a mouse driver stopped the mouse working. before I go
back to my customer, what's the easiest way of removing the last update (will
the be in order in add/remove programs ??), or would a system restore point
been automatically set by WUPD

How about..... (not knowing what version of OS, but assuming something
current)....

Device Manager | right click Mouse, select
Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver

or (since you won't be able to right click)

Device Manager | select Mouse (using keyboard shortcuts), Alt-Enter (to get
to)
Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver

or even

Control Panel | Mouse | Hardware |
Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver


"Matt" <Matt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CF8FF2B9-05DF-4173-8C41-4A337559151A@microsoft.com...
>A recent update for a mouse driver stopped the mouse working. before I go
> back to my customer, what's the easiest way of removing the last update
> (will
> the be in order in add/remove programs ??), or would a system restore point
> been automatically set by WUPD

Thanks a lot (good idea to assume the latest )

"Lawrence Garvin [MVP]" wrote:

> How about..... (not knowing what version of OS, but assuming something
> current)....
>
> Device Manager | right click Mouse, select
> Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver
>
> or (since you won't be able to right click)
>
> Device Manager | select Mouse (using keyboard shortcuts), Alt-Enter (to get
> to)
> Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver
>
> or even
>
> Control Panel | Mouse | Hardware |
> Properties | Driver | Roll Back Driver
>
>
> "Matt" <Matt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CF8FF2B9-05DF-4173-8C41-4A337559151A@microsoft.com...
> >A recent update for a mouse driver stopped the mouse working. before I go
> > back to my customer, what's the easiest way of removing the last update
> > (will
> > the be in order in add/remove programs ??), or would a system restore point
> > been automatically set by WUPD
>
>
>