Problem Installing USB Mice on MY HP L2000 Laptop

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Robert Stevens

I have a HP L2005CO running XP SP2. I am unable to Install Any kind of
an External Mouse. Triewd my MS Wheel Mouse & Optical USB & PS/2
Compatible that was running on my Dual Boot Dell [WinME & XP SP1]. Then
I tried A Logitech LX7 which wouldn't work so it Got retruned. We Them
Purchased a HP EW207AA Wireless but it Fails them same way as the Others
did. I get the message that says and I quote

Cannot Install this Hardware

There was a problem installing this Hardware

HID-Compliant Mouse

an Error occurred during the installation of the device

The data is Invalid

Close Quote

When I go to control panel and check systems/hardware/device
manager/mice and other pointing devices I see the Synaptics and an
Unknown Device. If I try to Update Driver it does the same thing.

What I need to find out is exactly what files/Drivers are being installed
I check mouse.inf from Windows/Inf. But can't figure it out
Been around the HORN several times with HP Techs but they don't seem to
be able to grasp the Problem

I'm hoping someone out there can provide some assistance.

I am thinking of Trying a "REPAIR" thinking that might replace the bad files

I haven't tried anything from the RUN Box I am nor sure if there is
Diagnostic that can be run that would point me in the right direction

TIA
Bob in Wisconsin
 
I got similar errors when installing my accursed Synaptics trackpad.

The driver installation prompt would pester me every time I rebooted and I couldn't get it to stop trying.

Booting into safe mode allowed the driver install to proceed to completion for some reason.

A BIOS upgrade is recommended on some sites so if safe mode brings no joy, try the BIOS update and THEN safe mode and the installation may go through.


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Bill said:
I got similar errors when installing my accursed Synaptics trackpad.

The driver installation prompt would pester me every time I
rebooted and I couldn't get it to stop trying.

Booting into safe mode allowed the driver install to proceed to
completion for some reason.

A BIOS upgrade is recommended on some sites so if safe mode brings
no joy, try the BIOS update and THEN safe mode and the installation
may go through.


EggHeadCafe - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/default.aspx?ref=ng
Click to expand...

Posting from EggHeadCafe must just be easy - too bad the results suck for
everyone not posting from there...

You supposedly, "... got similar errors when installing my accursed
Synaptics trackpad ..." --> similar to what? Are you responding to
something?

Guessing this conversation?
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...f8d1503801a/877ad6472245a247#877ad6472245a247

You may also be interested in the multi-posted conversation:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...dbf3b9eddc7/8df1f3f48a4b82e0#8df1f3f48a4b82e0
(With final solution documented.)

You may want to setup an actual newsreader of some sort. Better results all
around (for everyone.) You could also just quote some of the original
message you are responding to (and not change the subject line.)

What operating system are you currently using?
 
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