'New Hardware' (not)

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psychman

when I boot I get a message that new hardware (a mouse) has been installed,
which it hasn't. How may I turn this off?

Mank thanks

Psychman
 
psychman said:
when I boot I get a message that new hardware (a mouse) has been installed,
which it hasn't. How may I turn this off?

Mank thanks

Psychman
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Did you plug your usb mouse into a different usb port? That would
explain the message. Just let the wizard complete and you won't be
bothered by it again.


Malke
 
Did you plug your usb mouse into a different usb port? That would explain
the message. Just let the wizard complete and you won't be bothered by it
again.


Malke
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Ah, quite probably. However, if I let it 'find' the driver it never
does.....

Psychman
 
psychman said:
when I boot I get a message that new hardware (a mouse) has been
installed, which it hasn't. How may I turn this off?
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Did you plug your usb mouse into a different usb port? That would
explain the message. Just let the wizard complete and you won't be
bothered by it again.
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Ah, quite probably. However, if I let it 'find' the driver it never
does.....
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Is it a 'special' mouse?
Have you installed the actual driver it came with?
Gone to the manufacturer's web page and gotten their latest driver for the
OS you run?
 
Is it a 'special' mouse?
Have you installed the actual driver it came with?
Gone to the manufacturer's web page and gotten their latest driver for the
OS you run?
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It's the Advent wireless mouse that came with the Advent PC. Dammed if I can
locate a driver!

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psychman said:
It's the Advent wireless mouse that came with the Advent PC. Dammed if I can
locate a driver!
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Since the mouse came with your Advent computer, check with Advent tech
support.


Malke
 
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