02-01-2009
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Re: Mouse Problems
Well finally got the root cause of problem I think?
Anyway after re-boot the same problem came back! ( wireless mouse frozen in
middle of my desktop)
I went back into device manager an found three entries in HID category.
Then for some reason I remembered when I was in system BIOS that there was
an option for USB mouse that I enabled.
Think this turned on HID (Human Interface Devices) in device manager?
Anyway after saving setup for BIOS the system booted and windows found my
PS/2 compatible hardware and installed the software.
Rebooted one more time and all is well!
Come to the conclusion that don't try and fix computer after you get very
tired! Make to many changes and remembering gets bad!
Maybe I will start documenting my activities when searching for solutions to
a computer!
Thank you once again for having these news groups and people like Night Hawk
who are willing to help!
"Jim" <jmlvy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:C212A0F2-B713-4599-9249-27449A224143@microsoft.com...
> "Night Hawk" Thank You for steering me in the right direction. I resolved
> my mouse issue by going into device manager and uninstalling in the Human
> Interface Devices category the extra input for touch screen. I think this
> is worded correctly. I will reboot and see if all goes well? Thank you for
> helping me with this and I really am learning to slow down and pay more
> attention to what is being typed or said! Will report back after reboot!
>
> "Night Hawk" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
> news:1dda4c306c8da5d40eda4f344fb9fdf1@nntp-gateway.com...
>>
>> Jim;954720 Wrote:
>>> I don't know how to turn off the touch screen setting? And thank you for
>>> helping!
>>>
>>> "Night Hawk" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
>>> news:c6481704066fef4da2376bf339437751@xxxxxx-gateway.com...> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > Jim;954483 Wrote:> > > > >
>>> > > >> I inadvertently switched on touch screen on my computer and now
>>> > > >> my
>>> > > PS/2
>>> > > >> compatible mouse will not work? In device manager under mouse and
>>> > > >> pointing
>>> > > >> devices it list "HID compliant Mouse" instead of " PS/2
>>> > > >> compatible
>>> > > >> mouse".
>>> > > >> Can anyone explain how to change back to the later PS/2 mouse and
>>> > > >> driver?
>>> > > >> Thank you for any help with this! I am currently able to us a USB
>>> > > mouse
>>> > > >> only? I was using a Logitech mouse and keyboard wireless duo
>>> > > >> before
>>> > > I
>>> > > >> changed something , somewhere on my system? Hopefully a software
>>> > > >> setting?
>>> > > >> Vista Basic is the operating system I am trying to resolve this
>>> > > issue
>>> > > >> on. I
>>> > > >> have tried uninstalling and windows keeps bring back HID
>>> > > >> compliant
>>> > > >> mouse in
>>> > > >> the device manager? Hope to get help a.s.a.p!> > > >
>>> > >
>>> > > The "HID" Human Interface Device listing is supposed to be seen
>>> > even
>>> > > without any programmable mouse installed. You don't remove the
>>> > defaults
>>> > > for Windows there.
>>> > >
>>> > > The quick solution is to turn off the touch screen setting since
>>> > that
>>> > > doesn't support the Logitech software for the cordless
>>> > keyboard/mouse
>>> > > combo to begin with.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> > > --
>>> > > Night Hawk > >
>>
>> I still find it odd that the Logitech item isn't being seen underneath
>> the HID item when looking in that catagory of the device manager itself.
>> The Microtouch touch screen feature has been an option for Windows since
>> 3.1 for use with external input devices and shouldn't remove the
>> Logitech item there.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Night Hawk
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