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Chuck-
This is a bit of a shot in the dark, but it might work. When you
installed the new motherboard, did you install the new
motherboard-to-port connectors that came with the new board? I've
learned (the hard way) that these are not standardized, so that if you
used the connectors from the old motherboard, there is a chance that the
the mouse isn't recognized because the relationships between the
conductors from the mouse and the conductors on the motherboard are out
of sync.
-- Carroll Grigsby
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> Hi
>
> In a effort to upgrade for the least possible amount, I purchased a FIC
> VT-503 motherboard. This is a Baby AT that will handle up to P233mmx
> processor.
> I also bought a p66 128 meg dimm.
> After installing, everything works except windows will not detect the mouse.
> I've tried com1 and com2, still no mouse. I've disabled the on board com1
> and com2 ports and installed an expansion serial card. Still no mouse
> detected. This is the only serial device I have. I even removed the dimm
> and put in 2 8meg fast page memory simms, thinking the memory may have
> something to do with it, still no mouse detected in windows. I even booted
> from a diskette, DOS 6.22, and loaded a standard serial mouse driver, still
> no mouse.
>
> I was wandering if any one knows of this problem and what I can do to correct
> it?
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> Any help will be welcomed.
>
> Thanks
>
> Chuck Cooley
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