I had a similar problem just recently with a Logitech Optical Mouse. In my case it would only work when using the USB connection. I couldn't get it to work using the USB adaptor. I gave in and quit using the adaptor and just tied up a USB port. You may have a different situation I just found it iteresting that the both of our problems concern a Logitech Optical Mouse. Joan Asche RJB wrote on 05/17/2005, 3:37 PM: > I bought a new Logitech keyboard and Optical Mouse. The keyboard > installed OK, but I cannot install the mouse and had to go back to > using the old one. I've run the software several times and it appears > to be installed, but when the computer re-starts, the window comes up > saying it cannot detect a mouse. > > I did have to buy an adapter to use the new mouse on my computer. > Would that have anything to do with not being able to install? I've > checked several times, and the adapter is tight, etc. > > If anyone has any suggestions, I would certainly appreciate any help. > Thanks > > > ==== SENIOR-NEWBIE Mailing List ==== > To find and join surname and location genealogy lists at RootsWeb go > here: http://lists.rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx >

Very interesting. I'm beginning to think I need a new computer to go with the new mouse! Now I have a MAJOR problem and hope someone can help. I went to Add/Remove Programs and removed the Logitech Mouse (which didn't work anyway) and the music program that came with this keyboard, because it seemed to distort the sound on my computer. Now when I click on the Start button, there is NOTHING there except My Computer. All my Programs, Favorites and everything else in the Start list have disappeared. Can someone please help me? > I had a similar problem just recently with a Logitech Optical Mouse. In > my case it would only work when using the USB connection. I couldn't > get it to work using the USB adaptor. I gave in and quit using the > adaptor and just tied up a USB port. > > You may have a different situation I just found it iteresting that the > both of our problems concern a Logitech Optical Mouse. > > Joan Asche > > > I bought a new Logitech keyboard and Optical Mouse. The keyboard > > installed OK, but I cannot install the mouse and had to go back to > > using the old one. I've run the software several times and it appears > > to be installed, but when the computer re-starts, the window comes up > > saying it cannot detect a mouse. > > > > I did have to buy an adapter to use the new mouse on my computer. > > Would that have anything to do with not being able to install? I've > > checked several times, and the adapter is tight, etc. > >