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• my computer crashes when I try to connect the usb gps receiver

  My usb gps receiver works well on vista, but blocks the computer under windows 7. I'm hoping to use it with Navigator 10.

  Minidump showed a DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER (f7) caused by the ser2pl.sys file.

  The ser2pl.sys which seems to be dated February 1, 2007, should be updated a driver compatible with Windows 7 if possible.

  Ser2pl.sys seems to be a driver for a USB-serial converter.

  You can find an updated driver for this device?

  There is an updated driver in the following (PL2303) link that can work according to the device:

  http://www.prolific.com.tw/Eng/downloads.asp?ID=31

• Windows 7 USB GPS acknowledged as a mouse series in Windows 7

  * original title - Windows 7 + GPS USB becomes new serial bad = mouse *.

  I know this has been asked several times here and a solution must appear, but he's been a while since the last time it was published, I thought I'd see if progress has been made.

  Problem: Plug a USB GPS or a GPS serial number connected through a serial number-> USB adapter causes Windows 7 bad recognize the device as a mouse series, and given that the data stream is rapid, mounse pointer starts jumping all over the screen.  In XP, disconnect the GPS temporarily left behind the mouse series in Device Manager, and turn it off it would then the system be reused.

  Unfortunately, in Windows 7 when GPS is off the system immediately removes the device from the Device Manager.

  In addition, he had released Microsoft tools to combat this problem on the front end server have not been released for Windows 7.

  So we have the choice, continue to organize the deployment of the laptop, or return to the deployment of them with XP.  None of these options is ideal.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Salvation of the Zeta project,

  I suggest you try the steps and check them off below if it helps:

  Important: The instructions below contain steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. To display the information most article in Microsoft Windows Help article: back up the registry:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Back-up-the-registry

  i. Click Start

  II. in the search box, type regedit

  Opens the register III Editor Windows.

  IV. navigate to the location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\sermouse

  v. on the side right you will findStart

  VI. change the value in the key: 00000004

  If you do not find the Start button and then follow the steps below:

  i. right click on empty space

  II. Select the new option

  III. click on the dword 32-bit value

  IV. Renommez_ to start

  v. a right click on the key and select and change

  VI. the power of the value: 00000004

  VII. restart the computer

  Now connect the GPS via USB and USB adapter series and check the results.

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

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• I would add a wireless keyboard to a 'double Receiver USB' for a wireless mouse.

  I have successfully installed the small 'Inteli-mouse' (microsoft mobile 6000 wireless mouse) by using the center of update online that I was sent to when I inserted the installation CD. I like the small USB receiver, is it possible to update the driver, so I can also use my "Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 700 V2.0" with this USB receiver? I am running "Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit on an HP G71 laptop. I like the wireless keyboard because the screen is great & because of some physical problems I can keep the keyboard closer to me and the screen further when the House. It's not important, I wondered? Thank you, KC973

  Hi KC973,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  You will not be able to add a wireless keyboard to a 'double Receiver USB' for a wireless mouse. To use the wireless keyboard, you can use the receiver that came with the key board and the receiver double USB mouse will not recognize the wireless keyboard.

  Concerning
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• 27 - k350xt (J6S80AV): wireless receiver USB for mouse and keyboard included

  The online manual for my PC notes (page 65) there is a possibility to use USB in the back of the stand. When I turn on the PC it's side to watch, I don't seem to see a.

  Where is the one at the bottom of the stand? It's behind one of the stickers? I have the warranty will be void if one or more of the stickers are removed to access? Or... If I buy a new mouse with a USB dongle wireless, can I use only the mouse and re-pair to the receiver connecting? I don't want to take another USB port for just a mouse.

  Thank you

  Hello @TeeDubya,

  Thanks for the quick response!

  I took a glance at the situation for you.  The manual seems to indicate that there are only installed USB key that will pair the keyboard and mouse.  However, according to your specifications, there are only 4 USB ports on the appliance.  So as you say, it seems to be an internal Communicator.  I don't think that you can connect a different external device for the Communicator, as most of the Bluetooth devices come with something, you can use to connect to the desktop or laptop computer.  If there is such an option, it should be located in the control panel.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards!

• Two wireless - receiver USB mouse

  I would like two different wireless mouse to use the same USB nano-receiver. I have a wireless mouse Lenovo N30 I use when I travel and am interested in buying another mouse wireless Lenovo (N3903A) for use at my office. Does anyone know that both mice will work with the same nano receiver that accompanies the N30? Thanks in advance!

  No, they will not work on the same nano.

• What wireless keyboard compatible with NANO receiver usb provided with the Mobile Mouse 4000?

  What wireless keyboard compatible with the usb NANO-receiver provided with the Mobile Mouse 4000? I already have Mobile Mouse 4000 and I now want to get a keyboard for which I don't have to plug another usb receiver. I have more usb ports.

  They don't work that way.  Each receiver has one of a number of frequencies assigned, and the receiver and the device have pair codes that make them unique.  Otherwise, you'd have the problem of a keyboard or a mouse, controlling all the computers with the same brand of mouse or keyboard in an entire room, office, etc.

• lose the desktop wireless 800 transmitter/receiver usb...

  I bought Microsoft wireless desktop 800, 2 months before. Here is my problem, I lost my USB transceiver.now, I'm not able to use my beautiful keyboard & mouse .plz I give me the solution for this.can we get this transceiver separately to the market? Let me know if it is available (or) not.help out me of this.                 (FAN OF MICROSOFT) TERE NAGA

  Hello

  I suggest you to check in the Microsoft store, here is the link:

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/en_US/home

  Alternatively, you can contact online:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

  It will be useful.

• Where can I find a USB receiver for a keyboard 1011?

  I bought a used Microsoft Wireless Desktop Elite Keyboard (1011) but I need the mouse (1007) and Receiver USB, no idea where I can find one?

  I doubt that you will be able to find a match since each Keybooard/mouse is particularly well paired with the receiver.

• Microsoft wireless mouse 1000 and receiver Wireless USB keyboard 800 has been damaged

  I had brought the combo of Microsoft Wireless Mouse 1000 and Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 800 a few months back, but accidentally my Receiver USB got damaged (physically) then, of course, he will not be replaced under warranty then please tell me how can I get new receiver for my mouse and keyboard. If it is not possible to get the receiver just tell me that if I buy the new keyboard 800 then receiver will work for my old mouse and keyboard or not. Any help to solve my problem will be highly appreciated.

  Logical greeting,

  I suggest you to contact the Microsoft Hardware support for assistance.

  How to contact Microsoft if you have questions about your hardware device.

  Before contacting the Microsoft Hardware support, you can check the link below.

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

  I hope this helps.

• Connect a to a USB MS receiver Logitech K520 wireless keyboard and a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000

  Is it possible to connect a keyboard to a receiver USB MS Logitech K520 wireless and a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000... all performed on a Toshiba Satellite L455 with Windows 7 Home Premium?

  The wireless mobile mouse works, because she and the USB receiver are two Microsoft, but we would like to get the wireless keyboard to connect too.

  The keyboard 'works' in that the green light... but only for six or seven seconds and then turns off. The keyboard passes no to the screen during this time, response.

  Thank you in advance.

  Roger Agness

  # They are both two different and opposite manufacturers.

  The K520 seems to use unique from Logitech Unifying receiver and Microsoft has their own receiver technology.

• Venue 8 GPS Pro?

  I see that the meeting place 8 Pro has an accelerometer, but no GPS is mentioned.  Even small smart phones have GPS.  Did the material present in the device, but not used by Dell?  I suspect that the material is there, as with HDMI, where the capacity is there at the hardware level, but Dell used it to this unit.  Bad luck.

  There is no hardware present GPS, in and of itself, but there are what we call 'aGPS."the IP of your computer address aGPS uses closer to where you are, but only with a precision of about two miles. Your best bet is to get a real GPS receiver using Bluetooth (for example, GlobalSat BT - 368i Bluetooth GPS receiver) or USB (for example, GlobalSat ND-100 USB GPS receiver).

• HP 5219urf (RX1): HP wireless receiver 5219urf (RX1) - several mouse compatibility?

  Gentlemen.
  
  I just got an old wireless keyboard of HP 5219urf and 5219urf from Receiver USB (RX1) to a thrift store and I have a few questions.
  
  Is there any other wireless mouse that can work with this receiver outside the M97iu (M1) original unit delivered with the keyboard? I don't have the mouse and it would be certainly a comvenience if other mouse HP, or same mouse Logitec or Microsoft may work with this receiver.
  
  Are there drivers that need to be obtained? Guide to the user for this set - up does not mention the installation of all the drivers so I'm thinking that the receiver is plug ' n play for HP computers. I'm planning to use these devices with a HP Pavilion a1777c under Vista Home Premium desktop computer.
  
  Thanks for your interest!
  
  Grant

  @GHagen, welcome to the forum.

  Mice are configured to work with a single receiver.  Therefore, it would strictly be luck if you found one that would work.  There could be such a thing that the codes are repeated each mouse as much.  Who knows.  I lost the receiver to my Microsoft mouse and I have one exactly like it, but the receiver will not work.

  With respect to the software and drivers for the keyboard, I plug it into the computer and run updates HP to see what he finds.  In addition, you can go to Device Manager / keyboards / right-click on your keyboard / select Update driver software / search automatically for updated driver software.  There is a driver available it will download and install it.

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• Satellite L650 - eSATA/USB combo port does not work

  I donot have esata devices. but as I know that I can still use this combo port to connect usb devices. However, I have tried mu esternal hd (2.5') and USB receiver usb (for mouse and keyboard) and some other usb for iphone and sgs2 cables. None of them worked!

  can someone help me with this problem? is this a hardware or just problem that I missed something.

  Help, please.

  Hi alwayseric,

  What operating system do you use?
  Have you checked for yellow exclamation marks Device Manager?
  If you connect USB devices to the normal USB port it works?

  I would recommend a chipset driver. It's worth a try, and you can download it here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com

• HP Envy 700-414/SK-2061 CLAV: I have not received any software cd (CD of HP Wireless Elite keyboard accompaniment) with my new keyboard

  I love this keyboard... that's what I've been looking for years! It works fine, but the battery indicator which is SUPPOSED to be in the SYSTRAY isn't here. Maybe I'm too picky or petty, but I would like to have this icon to show me when the batteries become weak in the keyboard.

  The documents that came with the new keyboard or online mentioned this CD, but I can't find any software or upgrade for this keyboard.

  Also, is there a list of compatible mouse H - P, which work with the Receiver USB 5 link? I have at least three HP wireless mouse and none of them work with this receiver.

  It would be nice to have a list of all devices compatible!

  Hi there @omahamike74,

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly post information and series numbers.

  If you are unfamiliar with the operation of the function of private messages of the Forum, this posthas instructions.