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Date: | Sun, 29 Mar 1998 23:45:20 -0500 |
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I've had similar problems with serial mice. I believe the previous reply
might have been referring to the PC / MS switch found on the bottom of mice
that sport Mouse System Mouse compatibility. These mice will work best in
the PC/AT mode, unless you have Mouse System's Mouse Power drivers &
software. Also, make sure your com port is enabled in the bios. Many com
ports in current computers are enabled/disabled automatically in the bios,
esp. if you have an internal modem. If this continues to be an issue, a
possible alternative that I've used is a bus mouse & card.
stan
At 04:43 PM 3/29/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Holli;
> Is it possible you have a switch on the bottom of your mouse, which has
>been switched to ps2 instead of MS?
>HTH Hal Seabolt
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>Holli Van Nest wrote:
>> Can someone please walk me through the correct steps for installing a
>> serial mouse on a Win '95 machine? Windows Add/Remove New Hardware
>> finds the mouse, but installs it as a ps/2 and it doesn't work. I
>> need some real specific help on what to look for please.
>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Holli
>>
>> *********
>> Holli Van Nest
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