PS/2 compatible mouse

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• Code 39 corrupt driver HID compatible mouse

  I can't use my driver corrupted code 39 HID compatible mouse mouse problem occurred following a scan of my computer before installing security software, I have tried to uninstall and reinstall corrupted driver no genius driver available used to replace this driver without any luck fortunately has not paid a lot for this software
  For the last few weeks I used my keyboard to navigate around my computer is very slow and tedious.
  Would really help or advice on where and how I can download a driver to fix this problem my computer is XP media edition five years of very low funds so reluctant to buy new computer thanks in advance John.

  Hello

  Follow the suggestions and see if it helps.

  Method 1

  Run a full antivirus scan on your computer.

  Microsoft safety scanner

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-AU/default.aspx

  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again. He also does the disk check, and you may lose the amount of data.

  Method 2

  Perform the system restore to a date when it was working fine before.

  How to restore Windows XP to a previous state

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  See also:

  Explanation of error codes generated by Device Manager in Windows XP Professional

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310123

• Do I need to uninstall it before installing a ps/2 compatible mouse

  Hello

  should I uninstall ps/2 compatible mouse? prior to installation you recommended

  First a little advice.  If something is not broken, do not fix it.  You say something tells you that your mouse driver was obsolete, but it was the work of the mouse?  If it was, it was a mistake to fool with the driver.

  In regards to your PS/2 mouse, is what brand?  The Synaptics driver sounds to me that it would be for your touchpad, not your mouse.  Your touchpad works?  Worst case, you can buy a USB mouse and use it.  You can buy these for as little as $4.

  If you need to come back before you begin the update of drivers, you should study the system restore back to an earlier date at the beginning of the problem. To run system restore, click Start-> programs-> Accessories-> System Tools-> system restore. Click on the box that says show more restore points.

  -

  When you got your system back as you, I invite you to buy an external hard drive, and a good backup 3rd party program. You can configure it to automatically do everything in time and frequency of your choice. 1.5 TB external hard drives is approximately $90 these days and a very good FREE backup program corresponds to the Easeus todo backup free of charge that you can download from

  http://www.todo-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software.htm . Who can make you save a lot of time and frustration, the next time something like this happens. Sooner or later, it happens to all computers for one reason or another.

  Good luck.

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 / Microsoft Compatible Mouse?

  Microsoft 3500 wireless mouse or 5000 will work with Samsung Galaxy Tab 2? I bought the P30pin of USB connector. Suggestions? Thank you!

  Hello

  I see that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 uses Android operating system from the link below.

  http://www.Samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxytab2/7.0/spec.HTML?type=find

  Microsoft 3500 and 5000 wireless mouse is compatible with Windows and MAC operating system from the links below and it will be not compatible for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-in/p/wireless-mobile-mouse-3500#support

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/wireless-mouse-5000#support

  I hope this helps.

• a ps/2 compatible mouse driver disabled

  I am trying to disable a driver mouse Compatible PS/2 on Vista. This is the driver for a touchpad mouse that is broken on a laptop.

  I tried to do it via the Device Manager on the driver properties tab, but this option is grayed out.
  I tried uninstalling the driver but windows reloads on its reboot. I can't disable the touchpad in the bios and I can't disconnect the touchpad.
  Please can you help.

  Have you tried to go to Safe Mode, uninstall the device?  You can access device manager and Control Panel

  Restart and logo of the manufacturer, start typing F8 to enter Safe Mode

  http://www.ehow.com/how_5758928_uninstall-safe-mode-Windows-XP.html

  - Or - download and use CCleaner (free utility) - Tools is where you will find the uninstall.  It will display all applications listed in the Panel

  http://www.ehow.com/how_2265233_use-CCleaner-uninstall-programs.html

  Use Revo uninstaller utility - 30 day free trial

  http://www.revouninstaller.com/

• HD compatible mouse

  How does an external mouse to work on a laptop. HD compatible mice. Windows Vista

  Hi LeeinBMT,

  Simply connect the receiver of the mouse, put the batteries in the mouse, and then turn it on (if it is wireless). Or plug in (yew corded).

• A Microsoft Wireless Desktop receiver 3.1-compatible mouse

  I have a keyboard/mouse wireless microsoft with the 3.1 wireless receiver. My mouse goes. Are there any other mouse I can replace with who will pair with the receiver?

  Unfortunately, no. You can buy a separate wireless mouse which will come with its own receptor (and therefore take a second USB port).

• How can I disable tapping on Acer ES1-512 with driver compatible mouse?

  I just bought an Acer computer and am at the point where I'm about to return for a MAC, because I can't turn off the tap to click on the function. I tried going through the control panel and play with the mouse settings. I tried to install the driver and the synaptics driver elantech. I can't get the drivers actually work. I contacted Microsoft and they are basically like "we don't know so go ask Acer."

  
  

• Compatible mouse HID installed incorrectly as an USB host controller

  I'm having a problem with Win7-64 install my mouse (HID-compliant generic) as a USB host controller and then turns off because it does not properly (surprise!). There is no support for my mouse Web site because it is a specialty vertical ergonomic mouse (zero Tension mouse is the name of it). There is no disk to install the software to. I tried to look generic HID-compliant mouse drivers to see if there a software installation package, but not luck. Everything points to a black hole, called Logitech.

  Under Win7-32, the device installs and runs correctly as a generic HID-compliant mouse, but when I move to my Win 7 64 box, it doesn't work.

  I tried to go through and uninstall the driver and reinstall using the generic drivers in the driver sys32 directory, but it won't let me do that. Win7-64 insists that the device is a USB controller, when it clearly isn't. I also tried to use the legacy device installation procedure, but no luck as Windows gives me any options even at a distance that may be regarded as 'mouse '. Maybe, I'll dive into the registry and try to coax Win7-64 in the light like a mouse. * sigh * I know... do not go, I could really spoil things! I promise you that I'll just search.

  Hi Catroast,

  My apologies for asking redundant questions.

  The operating system uses the information stored in the firmware on the mouse to identify itself.

  This process can be damaged by an anti-virus that is confounding the install as an attack and prevent the correct information transfer.

  You can try to install the mouse with the anti-virus temporarily disabled to see if it affects the issue:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software

  Change the ranking or the type of device a piece of hardware is identified as it is a matter of updating the driver.

  Of course, the necessary driver is selected according to the firmware of the mouse.

  I think the issue here is the 64 bit version of Windows.

  It is possible that the chipset drivers which are installed may need to be updated.

  They are the other component of the hardware identification system.

  The chipset drivers are for on-board devices from the motherboard (USB, PCI, sound card) if embedded and can sometimes be outdated or corrupt.

  This can cause the material to be misidentified as well. I recommend that you check the site of PC manufacturers to see if the drivers have an available update.

  One last suggest would be to see if a BIOS firmware is also available from the manufacturer of the PC.

  It helps in the process of installing equipment, working in tandem with the chipset drivers and BIOS settings.

  I see that the site recommends Windows 98 to XP for operating system compatibility.

  It is possible that they have not updated the device drivers for the 64-bit platform.

  Honestly, I'm surprised, he worked on the Win7 32 bit PC, but it uses the generic driver in this case.

  A 64-bit driver is probably much more specific to the device, and therefore a generic driver will not be not available.

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• What type of wireless keyboard/mouse is compatible with a Sony Bravia KDL55HX750 TV?

  What type of wireless keyboard/mouse is compatible with a Sony Bravia KDL55HX750 TV? I am looking to invest in a secondary remote control / keyboard /mouse to take remotely wear off the original supplied with the game. Any help is appreciated! Thank you.

  Hi Kaz112,

  There is no compatible mouse or keyboard (wired or wireless) to any Sony TV right now however, USB keyboards can be used in players Blu - Ray from Sony (model specific).

  Thank you.

  > Joffrey

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• The Dell mouse installs as mouse compatible hid

  My Dell USB Wired mouse installs only as a hid compatible mouse. I deleted the hid driver but it always returns when I plug the Dell mouse. Where can I find a driver for it? Computer's Inspiron 24 3455. The mouse is the cheapo Dell supplied with the desktop computer.

  Thank you.

  Don

  Is it really a Microsoft, Logitech, or some other mice of brand (with the Dell name on it)?

  If it was made by Logitech (which is entirely possible), you can install the Setpoint from Logitech (free) software that expected to let you program the scroll wheel button, etc.

  Look on the site of Logitech to see if you can find a mouse that looks like yours and download the application of corresponding setpoint for the mouse and your version of Windows. Be a good idea to manually set a system restore point before installing the Setpoint software, just in case you need to save because of an unexpected problem.

  Other brands may have also their own mouse software equivalent, but I am only familiar with Logitech.

• my left mouse button does not

  HID SJ920MJ03802 REV A2 5 Windows 7 compatible mouse

  First of all welcome on the forums of axe!

  There are many things wrong with your mouse to the left button does not work. I suggest possibly making sure that there is nothing of clicking (e.g. dirt).

  And if you have a guarantee that I would come back, if not buy a replacement.

  Mike

• Synaptics device settings are not not in the mouse properties

  Hello

  I have a HP dm4t-1000 running Windows 7.  I just reformatted the HARD drive and tried to get the system up to-and-operational again.  Everything seems to work properly, with the exception of the touchpad.

  I rebooted, uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for the Synaptics touchpad about 20 times so far (several versions different too).  I can see the touchpad of my device manager (says it's working properly) and Windows Update and function of update driver in the device-> Manager Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad-> update driver software... say that the driver is up-to-date.  However, the touchpad still does not (at all), and when I try to change the settings of the Synaptics (Control Panel-> mouse) driver, I do NOT see a device settings tab.  Also, when I open the properties of the mouse (Control Panel-> mouse), I get the following error message:

  "Control Panel Extension is Incompatible with the Version of the driver"

  Here, I'm confused.  Device Manager indicates that my hardware is working properly, but my touchpad is completely non-functional.

  Any suggestions?

  If Synaptics settings does not appear under the mouse properties after completing the previous steps, try the following:

  1. Open Device Manager
  2. Find the device touchpad ("PS/2 Compatible Mouse")
  3. Right-click on the device, then click on "Update driver software"
  4. Choose "Browse my computer for driver software".
  5. Choose "Let Me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  6. Nverifiez the option 'Show compatible hardware '.
  7. nder "Manufacturer", scroll down to "Synaptics".
  8. Under the 'model', the 17.0.19 driver should appear.
  9. Select the driver, and then click Next.
  10. Click 'Yes' to the 'pilot WARNING update"pop up.
  11. Restart
  12. Tell me if it works for you

• How to stop the mouse wake up Satellite L850 fashion watches?

  Hello.

  I followed this tutorial:

  Stop the mouse to wake your computer go Sleep Mode
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/10418/stop-the-mouse-from-waking-up-your-computer-from-sleep-mode/

  but it does not work in my Toshiba L850, running on Windows 7-64 bit (I have a wireless to usb windows mouse 3500)... Does not work either by disabling "wake up on keyboard" "on bios:

  http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/8659/ugk5.jpg

  Perhaps another way in the bios or windows? Any idea?

  Thank you.
  Editado.

  Disable options like Wake Up on keyboard or Wake up on LAN does not help you because these options are not related to the USB mouse.

  What you can try to do is to disable options like USB power sleep mode and emulation legacy USb that you find in the Advanced BIOS tab

  Otherwise, you can uncheck allow this device to wake the computer in Control Panel-> mouse-> Hardware tab
  Here, you have to ensure that you _did not select but_ especially hidden called USB compatible mouse touchpad mouse

• Elegant keyboard / mouse combo - Link-5 question

  I recently bought a HP combo elegant key/mouse wireless.

  However, I prefer a mouse with extra side so buttons and more, I bought a HP X 6000 Wireless Mouse that comes with the receiver dongle USB Link-5.

  I was hoping to only use a USB receiver to connect both elegant wireless keyboard (P/n: 672648-002) and mouse wireless X 6000, but it did not work.  I don't know if the keyboard is compatible with Link-5 or the receiver combo-compatible mouse.

  Is it possible to use one of these dongles for two devices?

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  Julz77, welcome to the forum.

  It is my understanding that technology receiver dongle USB Link-5 requires the firmware on the side of the device and the USB receiver.  It is supposed to work with only a family of devices.  I doubt that the mouse X 6000 has the necessary firmware.

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