Mouse

Long short of my post is: on my laptop I used to have my logitech optical
mouse or microsoft optical usb mouse connected to my system. After I
connected a new optical mouse (portable HP generic optical mouse) ANY mouse
I connect ,regardless of past performance, will not work.

what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the basic
mouse config.

_ Donald


On the same system (different HD) OpenSuse 10 and the mouse work flawlessly.

Donald Ade wrote:
> Long short of my post is: on my laptop I used to have my logitech optical
> mouse or microsoft optical usb mouse connected to my system. After I
> connected a new optical mouse (portable HP generic optical mouse) ANY mouse
> I connect ,regardless of past performance, will not work.
>
> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the basic
> mouse config.
>
> _ Donald
>
>
> On the same system (different HD) OpenSuse 10 and the mouse work flawlessly.

Hi Donald,

What OS is on the machine at the3 moment that is experiencing the problems?

Craig

Craig Harrison wrote:

> Donald Ade wrote:
>> Long short of my post is: on my laptop I used to have my logitech optical
>> mouse or microsoft optical usb mouse connected to my system. After I
>> connected a new optical mouse (portable HP generic optical mouse) ANY
>> mouse I connect ,regardless of past performance, will not work.
>>
>> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the
>> basic mouse config.
>>
>> _ Donald
>>
>>
>> On the same system (different HD) OpenSuse 10 and the mouse work
>> flawlessly.
>
> Hi Donald,
>
> What OS is on the machine at the3 moment that is experiencing the
> problems?
>
> Craig


Hi Craig,

Suse 9.3 Pro.

- Don

Donald Ade <dade@venom3dinc.com> wrote in
news:iIWZe.543$jT.30@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com:

> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the
> basic mouse config.

Start sax2 and choose the correct mouse.

Uwe

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Uwe Buckesfeld wrote:

> Donald Ade <dade@venom3dinc.com> wrote in
> news:iIWZe.543$jT.30@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com:
>
>> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the
>> basic mouse config.
>
> Start sax2 and choose the correct mouse.
>
> Uwe
>
I wish it was that simple

Donald Ade wrote:

> Long short of my post is: on my laptop I used to have my logitech optical
> mouse or microsoft optical usb mouse connected to my system. After I
> connected a new optical mouse (portable HP generic optical mouse) ANY
> mouse I connect ,regardless of past performance, will not work.
>
> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the
> basic mouse config.
>
> _ Donald
>
>
> On the same system (different HD) OpenSuse 10 and the mouse work
> flawlessly.

I'm not quite sure I understand. Do you have three mice that could be
plugged into the laptop at any given time? Or is it that you have a new
mouse that you want to work with the laptop?

Alvin

Donald Ade wrote:

> Long short of my post is: on my laptop I used to have my logitech optical
> mouse or microsoft optical usb mouse connected to my system. After I
> connected a new optical mouse (portable HP generic optical mouse) ANY
> mouse I connect ,regardless of past performance, will not work.
>
> what file or folder can I rename or delete in order to get back to the
> basic mouse config.
>
> _ Donald
>
>
> On the same system (different HD) OpenSuse 10 and the mouse work
> flawlessly.
"sax2 -r" worked