thanks I ended up going to a prior restore point..after some time
finally got ti al working again..I'll be wary as to which updates I
apply


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You're welcome.
When posting, please quote relevant information so that others may learn and
benefit from the issue.

"emcclem" wrote in message
...

thanks I ended up going to a prior restore point..after some time
finally got ti al working again..I'll be wary as to which updates I
apply


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emcclem
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Restorng Registry and all files that were backed up did not fix it. Prior to
winxp I had to reformat my pc every 6 months to keep it running smooth, with
winxp that was reduced to less then once a year, with use of a registry
cleaner, the need to format was gone and windows could finally run wthout
destroying itself. Granted on a brand new pc It is probably not needed so
much, but installing windows creates hundreds of errors on itself before you
even install a program. The registry is windows biggest failure and the cause
of of many many problems. anyways, I need my pc over the weekend, if i can't
find a fix by then I will just format and reinstall next week. It's only
about 5 weeks old, not that much to lose except the 2 days to download
patches and updates from all my programs :/

"Bob" wrote:

You're welcome.
When posting, please quote relevant information so that others may learn and
benefit from the issue.

"emcclem" wrote in message
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thanks I ended up going to a prior restore point..after some time
finally got ti al working again..I'll be wary as to which updates I
apply


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This is in response to *Mouse not recognized after reboot following the
04/08 patch.* Ok the only way to get the mouse back is to uninstall the
update for window vista that is the only one that causes the problem. It
took half a day but that is the one once you restore and then hide that
one you are fine. That one you can not unistall by clicking you must
restore to before the update. Hope this helps all of you. Let me know if
there is a way to keep the update and the mouse. So I can unhide the
update. The update that causes my problem is (KB938371) Update window
vista.


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goose88
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

I got my mouse back, and it works. I just get this annoying new hardware
found and driver instal has failed every time i reboot :/ My problem is
definetly in the HID section and the driver for it. I have found the drivers
in my c:\windows\system32\drivers folder. mouhid.sys amd mouclass.sys. I am
using the intellipoint 6.2 driver for 64bit under "mice and pointing devices"
in device manager. However when i try to load the drivers for the hid device
section, vista64 doesn't allow me to pick a file for a driver and pointing to
the folder results in the same driver not found.
Also if i uninstall the device, and try to manually install hardware, mouse
is not even an option, nor is it listed under microsoft.
In other posts on other threads they suggest installing the mouse as hid
compliant mouse, (which is the way it is on my winxp machine) but this is not
a option for me that I have been able to find, but I think it would work if I
could. But mice are not listed in the hardware wizard for me.
Not sure why they want you to have your mouse loaded under 2 different
devices but it's the same way on my winxp machine, under mice, and repeated
under HID.
Probably so they can get it to load before the OS while still using usb. I
hate that my motherboard does not have a ps2 mouse port .
"goose88" wrote:


This is in response to *Mouse not recognized after reboot following the
04/08 patch.* Ok the only way to get the mouse back is to uninstall the
update for window vista that is the only one that causes the problem. It
took half a day but that is the one once you restore and then hide that
one you are fine. That one you can not unistall by clicking you must
restore to before the update. Hope this helps all of you. Let me know if
there is a way to keep the update and the mouse. So I can unhide the
update. The update that causes my problem is (KB938371) Update window
vista.


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goose88
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

ok, I made it thru 2 reboots so far and no problems:
System- vista64 home premium, microsoft wheelmouse optical (USB)
Problem- after the patch on 04/08/2008 when I reboot I got new hardware
found message and driver instal failed. If I chose the ignore problem option,
the mouse quit working altogether.
How I fixed it. - In device manager under mouse and other pointing devices
it shows microsoft wheelmouse optical (usb) and the I installed the 64bit
intellipoint 6.2 drivers. Under Human interface devices in device manager it
listed either microsoft wheelmouse optical or microsoft 3-button mouse with
intelliEye(TM) Neither device manager entries ever showed a conflict (yellow
exclamation point).

Under the Human interface devices/3-button mouse I chose Properties, then
update driver, and then selected Browse my computer for driver Software,Then
selected Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.
Chose Microsoft in the left pane, and chose HID-compliant consumer control
device in the right pane. Then Clicked Next.
I got the message that installing this device is not recommended because
windows cannot verify if it is compatible with your hardware Etc. Do you want
to install this device anyways?
I chose yes.
After a moment it installed the driver by itself, then got the message
Windows has finished installing the driver software for this device.
I closed out and rebooted twice to test it and no more, new hardware found
message on reboot.
I figured out this fix after assessing info from other threads, looking at
my mouse install on winxp machine under HID and mouse pointers. And process
of elimination with help from everyone. I don't know if it fixed it or just
confused vista enough not to error LoL!
After the fix the mouse shows the following drivers listed:
mouclass.sys
mouhid.sys
point64k.sys
And the HID-compliant consumer control device showed the folowing driver:
hidusb.sys

This all happened after the patch, and since so many people having usb
related problems at this same time I am assuming the patch was the culprit.
But in case it was caused by something else, some of the other programs that
I run more then I should a
Windows Live One Care
CCleaner
Auslogics Speed Boost (deleted now)

On: , 8gig ram@1066,asus Maximus Formula motherboard, 1GB 8800gts
video, 4GB flash (readyboost), Vista64 Home Premium
Can't think of any other relevant info, I will monitor this thread for a few
more days if you have any questions.
Thank You Bob and others for your attention to my problem, I certainly
couldn't of fixed it without this board.
Good Luck All.



"SkyKnites" wrote:

I got my mouse back, and it works. I just get this annoying new hardware
found and driver instal has failed every time i reboot :/ My problem is
definetly in the HID section and the driver for it. I have found the drivers
in my c:\windows\system32\drivers folder. mouhid.sys amd mouclass.sys. I am
using the intellipoint 6.2 driver for 64bit under "mice and pointing devices"
in device manager. However when i try to load the drivers for the hid device
section, vista64 doesn't allow me to pick a file for a driver and pointing to
the folder results in the same driver not found.
Also if i uninstall the device, and try to manually install hardware, mouse
is not even an option, nor is it listed under microsoft.
In other posts on other threads they suggest installing the mouse as hid
compliant mouse, (which is the way it is on my winxp machine) but this is not
a option for me that I have been able to find, but I think it would work if I
could. But mice are not listed in the hardware wizard for me.
Not sure why they want you to have your mouse loaded under 2 different
devices but it's the same way on my winxp machine, under mice, and repeated
under HID.
Probably so they can get it to load before the OS while still using usb. I
hate that my motherboard does not have a ps2 mouse port .
"goose88" wrote:


This is in response to *Mouse not recognized after reboot following the
04/08 patch.* Ok the only way to get the mouse back is to uninstall the
update for window vista that is the only one that causes the problem. It
took half a day but that is the one once you restore and then hide that
one you are fine. That one you can not unistall by clicking you must
restore to before the update. Hope this helps all of you. Let me know if
there is a way to keep the update and the mouse. So I can unhide the
update. The update that causes my problem is (KB938371) Update window
vista.


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goose88
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Hi,

I have exactly the same problem as described here, i.e. no cordless mouse
and keyboard (Via usb). I run Vista x64 Ultimate which is in a dual boot with
XP x64, this means (discovered it today) that my restore points gets whiped
(see ms article 926185). Basically, I don't know how to unistall the update
causing the problem, (KB938371). Any hints?

"goose88" wrote:


This is in response to *Mouse not recognized after reboot following the
04/08 patch.* Ok the only way to get the mouse back is to uninstall the
update for window vista that is the only one that causes the problem. It
took half a day but that is the one once you restore and then hide that
one you are fine. That one you can not unistall by clicking you must
restore to before the update. Hope this helps all of you. Let me know if
there is a way to keep the update and the mouse. So I can unhide the
update. The update that causes my problem is (KB938371) Update window
vista.


--
goose88
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

On Apr 9, 1:17*pm, SkyKnites
wrote:
I have a new system that has been working flawlessly til this patch. vista64
home premium, and the offending device is a microsoft usb wheelmouse optical.
Now when ever I reboot it says new hardware found and driver instillation
failed. I downloaded and installed intellipoint 6.1 for 64bit. and device
manager shows no conflict and if i just clear out of the error boxes it works
fine. Just everytime I reboot it does same thing again. It in fact, it cannot
even recognize the device it is trying to install drivers for which is why i
think it fails the driver update on reboot. I found out the hard way by
telling vista to ignore the problem and it promptly disconnected the mouse
altogether. I tried restoring to a point before the patch but it did not fix
the problem. One of the patches warned that it cannot be removed , so my
guess is that is what is causing the problem. Since this was just yesterday I
kinda hope they will fix this patch, but I know I cannot rely on this wait
and see tactic. Any ideas would be appreciated
Thank You

Try a different USB port for now

On Apr 17, 9:19 am, wrote:
On Apr 9, 1:17 pm, SkyKnites
wrote:

I have a new system that has been working flawlessly til this patch. vista64
home premium, and the offending device is a microsoft usb wheelmouse optical.
Now when ever I reboot it says new hardware found and driver instillation
failed. I downloaded and installed intellipoint 6.1 for 64bit. and device
manager shows no conflict and if i just clear out of the error boxes it works
fine. Just everytime I reboot it does same thing again. It in fact, it cannot
even recognize the device it is trying to install drivers for which is why i
think it fails the driver update on reboot. I found out the hard way by
telling vista to ignore the problem and it promptly disconnected the mouse
altogether. I tried restoring to a point before the patch but it did not fix
the problem. One of the patches warned that it cannot be removed , so my
guess is that is what is causing the problem. Since this was just yesterday I
kinda hope they will fix this patch, but I know I cannot rely on this wait
and see tactic. Any ideas would be appreciated
Thank You

Try a different USB port for now

I have a new 6 month old system running with no problems until the
patch. My system has a Bluetooth mouse with a built in Bluetooth card.
The mouse has failed and can no longer be recognized or paired.

The USP ports have no problems which leads me to believer the mouse
drivers (USB and Bluetooth) are disabled. It is a pain not having
access to a mouse.

I tried a System Restore with no results.

If anyone hears of a patch repair tell us.

On Apr 21, 10:47*am, wrote:
On Apr 17, 9:19 am, wrote:





On Apr 9, 1:17 pm, SkyKnites
wrote:

I have a new system that has been working flawlessly til this patch. vista64
home premium, and the offending device is a microsoft usb wheelmouse optical.
Now when ever I reboot it says new hardware found and driver instillation
failed. I downloaded and installed intellipoint 6.1 for 64bit. and device
manager shows no conflict and if i just clear out of the error boxes it works
fine. Just everytime I reboot it does same thing again. It in fact, it cannot
even recognize the device it is trying to install drivers for which is why i
think it fails the driver update on reboot. I found out the hard way by
telling vista to ignore the problem and it promptly disconnected the mouse
altogether. I tried restoring to a point before the patch but it did not fix
the problem. One of the patches warned that it cannot be removed , so my
guess is that is what is causing the problem. Since this was just yesterday I
kinda hope they will fix this patch, but I know I cannot rely on this wait
and see tactic. Any ideas would be appreciated
Thank You

Try a different USB port for now

I have a new 6 month old system running with no problems until the
patch. My system has a Bluetooth mouse with a built in Bluetooth card.
The mouse has failed and can no longer be recognized or paired.

The USP ports have no problems which leads me to believer the mouse
drivers (USB and Bluetooth) are disabled. It is a pain not having
access to a mouse.

I tried a System Restore with no results.

If anyone hears of a patch repair tell us.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I just checked and if the update that is causing this is KB938371,
then MS says you cannot remove the update. It is intended to make SP1
uninstall more reliably. Has anyone with this issue gone ahead and
installed SP1 once they have the issue? I read in another forum that
it solved it for someone.

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938371 For MS information
Update removal information
You cannot remove this update.