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AndrewJ · 24-08-2005, 21:20

I tried it first using a ps2 mouse which was made for ps2 and connecting it into the serial to ps2 connector to no avail however I shall try shutting it fully down, and then installing the mouse and then rebooting.

Thanks.

p.s still aint fixed that damn power button... if it don't work. DUCK it.
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Right done a total shutdown and reboot to no avail still no power going to the mouse, seems just dead.

I don't fancy paying out for usb ports for this thing when the serial port should work, but should the serial port be in the com1 position?

I do not spot a serial mouse connector on the back anywhere?
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On another note I noticed USB was disabled in the bios so enabled that seems to be installing a heap of newly detected stuff, wondering if that could be anything?

24-08-2005, 21:20	#3
AndrewJ Inactive Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,737	Re: Mouse problems I tried it first using a ps2 mouse which was made for ps2 and connecting it into the serial to ps2 connector to no avail however I shall try shutting it fully down, and then installing the mouse and then rebooting. Thanks. p.s still aint fixed that damn power button... if it don't work. DUCK it. __________________ Right done a total shutdown and reboot to no avail still no power going to the mouse, seems just dead. I don't fancy paying out for usb ports for this thing when the serial port should work, but should the serial port be in the com1 position? I do not spot a serial mouse connector on the back anywhere? __________________ On another note I noticed USB was disabled in the bios so enabled that seems to be installing a heap of newly detected stuff, wondering if that could be anything?