Installing a Serial mouse in XP on a lap-top. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage () Could anyone tell me how to install a serial mouse?? I tried al the usual: -connectiing at start-up, doesn't recognise -through mouse...

Serial Mouse. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win95.general.discussion () I have put together a computer based on a "Dynova 80386 SX RO2" motherboard...loaded Windows 95 [4.00.950] and everything works except the serial mouse, i.e. Windows does...

glee" wrote: > Well, sure, if you have a serial port you can install a serial mouse. But I don't > understand how simply changing the driver caused you all these problems.....you > should have been able to simply change the driver back to what you...

and you are running Windows NT/2K/XP, then the problem may be that Windows thinks that the device is a serial mouse and is installing the mouse driver for the COM port when you first boot up. The following URL contains more inforamtion on how to fix this...

Please help! Serial mouse doesn't work. Hi, I had a Microsoft PS2 mouse and would like to connect it to a serial port (COM1) in an old computer (Pentium 75 Mhz, WIN 3.1). By using a PS2-DB9 adapter I connect the mouse to a com port. It doesn't work (the...

Please help! Serial mouse doesn't work. Hi, I had a Microsoft PS2 mouse and would like to connect it to a serial port (COM1) in an old computer (Pentium 75 Mhz, WIN 3.1). By using a PS2-DB9 adapter I connect the mouse to a com port. It doesn't work (the...

you are running Windows NT/2K/XP, then the problem may be that Windows thinks that the device is a serial mouse and is installing the mouse driver for the COM port when you first boot up. The following URL contains more inforamtion on how to fix this type...

the DM, >>> "Other devices"- PCI Multi media Audio Device, >>> -PCI Universal Serial Device >>>>>> The pc only have Serial mouse, Serial Kb, (56k modem -driver installed) >>> Looking at the mobo, "07/20/1999 i810-NS366-6A69MV39C-00"...

I've connected an external monitor, mouse, and keyboard to it. The mouse is attached to the serial port, and the keyboard is attached to the ps2 port. The monitor works just fine, but I can't get the machine to recognize the ps2 keyboard and serial mouse...

support a serial mouse. If you get one that says it will work with a PDA, then you are set. I have a Compaq laptop and a Garmin 45, 48 and GPSII+ that all work fine this way, and the serial cable has been used one some variety Dell and something else....