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Date: | Wed, 5 Aug 1998 16:26:28 -0800 |
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On 5 Aug 98 at 13:26, Bob Wright wrote:
> At 07:32 PM 7/31/98 , Ray Hornung wrote:
> >I cannot get my computer to recognize my serial mouse. I'm running
> >WIN95 on a FIC PA-2002 with a pentium 166 CPU. The motherboard has
> >on-board com ports, I've tried configuring the BIOS to recognize each
> >one as COM1 (in the event one was bad) without luck. The board has a row
> >of 5 pins that say MS_JMP on one end and PS/2_JMP on the other. The
> >manual gives no jumper setting for these, it only acknowledges them in
> >the diagram. Any ideas?
>
> Since we have been all over the board on this one, let's start from scratch.
I have just today encountered a similar case.
I removed the internal modem, con figured as COM3, from a system
with a Logitech Serial Mouse on COM2. Win95 went into a state where
it would detect and re-install the mouse on boot, but would not
respond to movements or clicks.
What finally worked for me was to remove all instances of the
mouse, and of the COM ports, from the Device Manager, and let the
system re-detect them all. It's happy now.
David G
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