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by thechas
1. Which version of Windows?
2. What style of connector?
If the new mouse is a PS/2 (round connector) mouse, if you removed the old mouse and plugged in the new mouse with the computer on, you may have damaged the PS/2 port, or the mouse itself.
If the mouse is a USB or PS/2 mouse and you are using a PS/2 to serial converter, the new mouse may not have the necessary firmware to function over a serial port.
Unless there is a DOS mode driver that is loaded for the old mouse, Windows should take care of any driver issues on it's own.
Chas
by donmars
by kkthree
I disabled the Ge mouse profile and deleted also according to your suggestions.Still GE(3button mouse)is not working.Right click is working means if I press right button it is showing pop-up menu but mouse pointer is not moving and left button is not working.
by donmars
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