realistically, why do the wireless keyboard/mouse makers use their own protocol, which is most likely far less secure than something designed by people who know what they are doing? BT is a relatively open protocol that has stood the test of time. 7) Then choose option from disk and go C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliPoint 8) Use nuidfltr.ini - then schould apears Microsoft Dual Reciver Wireless Mouse (IntelliPoint) 9) Click OK.This is a good point. 5) Use second option - search my computer for drivers 6) Use - let me determine the driver. 4) Go to properties, and choose update driver. ( ) BTW, after downloading the driver, please try the following way: 1) Run devmgmt.msc 2) Go to Mice and other pointing devices 3) Find your mouse, it should be HID mouse, or something like that. For references: Connecting a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse or keyboard that does not ship with a USB connector on a Windows-based or Apple computer Best Regards Dale 7) Then choose option from disk and go C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliPoint 8) Use nuidfltr.ini - then schould apears Microsoft Dual Reciver Wireless Mouse (IntelliPoint) 9) Click OK.
Contact the OEM: For contact information for your computer manufacturer, visit the following Web site: 2) Find and download the Bluetooth mouse drivers. Visit the manufacturer’s Web site:ġ) At the manufacturer’s Web site, visit the driver downloads area and select your computer model. To check for appropriate Bluetooth mouse drivers, use one of the following methods: Hi, In some cases, software may be available from the OEM that may enhance the features of your mouse.
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