With reference to my earlier post on 23/12 @ 17:06

I installed the latest intellipoint drivers for the mouse, but when I
restarted and went into device manager I had 2 mouse drivers, the new
intellipoint and above that was a HID compliant mouse, I uninstalled the HID
and restarted, but the HID mouse driver came back and does so everytime I
uninstall it and restart, always ontop of the intellipoint driver.

I still cannot get my shortcut internet, calculator or volume buttons on my
keyboard to work, although the screen shutdown one works, the keyboard is a
MK 02006 USB model but the drivers on the CD dont seem to go in, I have
tried several ways but the driver version stays the same, File version
5.1.2600.2180 dated 2001.

As I said before when I installed the keyboard a few weeks ago everything
worked fine along side a PS2 mouse but this microsoft USB standard wireless
optical mouse model 1025 is somehow conflicting with the keyboard.

Dave

On 28/12/2005 "Dajan" <dave.routh@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>With reference to my earlier post on 23/12 @ 17:06
>
>I installed the latest intellipoint drivers for the mouse, but when I
>restarted and went into device manager I had 2 mouse drivers, the new
>intellipoint and above that was a HID compliant mouse, I uninstalled the HID
>and restarted, but the HID mouse driver came back and does so everytime I
>uninstall it and restart, always ontop of the intellipoint driver.
>
>I still cannot get my shortcut internet, calculator or volume buttons on my
>keyboard to work, although the screen shutdown one works, the keyboard is a
>MK 02006 USB model but the drivers on the CD dont seem to go in, I have
>tried several ways but the driver version stays the same, File version
>5.1.2600.2180 dated 2001.
>
>As I said before when I installed the keyboard a few weeks ago everything
>worked fine along side a PS2 mouse but this microsoft USB standard wireless
>optical mouse model 1025 is somehow conflicting with the keyboard.
>
>Dave
>
>

It is normal two have TWO settings for the Microsoft USB mice. One as HID
(Human Interface Device) and the other mouse setting.


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