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Wireles mouse driver
Hi,
anyone come across Win95 drivers for the Commodore cordless (wireless/infrared) mouse :
KT49-LYNX cs60?
W95 doesn´t detect the mouse at all!
Does anyone has a huntch where to look?
TIA
John Destreel
System Administrator
anyone come across Win95 drivers for the Commodore cordless (wireless/infrared) mouse :
KT49-LYNX cs60?
W95 doesn´t detect the mouse at all!
Does anyone has a huntch where to look?
TIA
John Destreel
System Administrator
Have you tried Doing a Net Search for the MFR??? They Should have the drivers for ya. then Just go into the contral Panle and click on the mouse and do a have disk.. To install them!!!
ASKER
Looked for MFR with infoseek and altavista.
Did not find anything usefull.
Can you pls be more specific?
BTW the mouse works in plain DOS!
Did not find anything usefull.
Can you pls be more specific?
BTW the mouse works in plain DOS!
ASKER
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You might try this,
load the mouse after the win95 setion of the autoexec.bat
ie: path=...windows\ etc
next line will read
C:\Mouse directory\mouse.com (or what ever it needs to load)
if the machine locks up just change the lines back to the originals
load the mouse after the win95 setion of the autoexec.bat
ie: path=...windows\ etc
next line will read
C:\Mouse directory\mouse.com (or what ever it needs to load)
if the machine locks up just change the lines back to the originals
Was at microsoft.com.. They had a new infrared driver listed in there files, date Jan 97..Maybeeee...
Go to; Start/settings/Control Panel/ and double click on add new hardware. Windows will guide you through all the rest!
Good Luck!
-Dev
Good Luck!
-Dev
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Of course. I alraedy did that.
btw I already bought a new Logitech mouse. Works fine!
btw I already bought a new Logitech mouse. Works fine!
Is it compatible with any other mice---- Logitech, Mouse Systems, or Microsoft? It will be much easier to try to find those drivers than for that mouse. Also In Add New Hardware Wizard try forcing Win95 to load your DOS real-mode driver (don't know if it will work, never tried it)
Most IR mice I've seen don't need any special drivers, normal microsoft or logitech usually work fine - the important bit is to ensure the mouse is not asleep when trying to install.
BTW I guess you are using the mouse with its own receiver station, and not trying to get it to work with a Win95 IR comms port ??
BTW I guess you are using the mouse with its own receiver station, and not trying to get it to work with a Win95 IR comms port ??
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