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January 14th 09, 04:22 PM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
Googled for solution and found this forum. Intellimouse Optical mouse drivers replaced by IdeaCom HID Touch Screen (PS/2) driver. Uninstalled drivers and automatically replaced by same when "new hardware found". -- davidfbfla 
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January 14th 09, 10:15 PM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
uncnjk;910459 Wrote: Yes, I have the same problem - it disabled my touchpad. Any fixes? -- uncnjk ummm i hav the same problem too.!ahhhh! how can this be fixed? should i buy a new mouse? do i hav to buy a usb mouse or just a regular one?
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January 15th 09, 09:30 AM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
Please let us know the driver file name and the .inf file name.
Thanks, "Ernst - EXE Graphics" wrote: Did a roll back drivers on our XP machines, but it kept reinstalling the ideacom drivers on rebooting. Got rid of that problem by deleting the two driver files from windows/system32/drivers folder. Now to do it on the whole network. "Stuart" wrote:
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January 15th 09, 02:36 PM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
Right click on My Computer icon or go to Control Panel to bring up system properties. Click hardware tab,then device manager, then locate the offending IdeaCom device and right click for properties, click driver tab,then driver details. Listed are those drivers that need to be deleted and subsequent paths, in the WINDOWS folder. CAREFULLY , ensure the files are the ones from IdeaCom before you delete. -- davidfbfla
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January 16th 09, 03:17 AM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
YES it's fixed now, how I did it was sort of the same way. (Normal View) Control PanelHardware And SoundDevice ManagerHuman Interface DevicesIdeaCom HID Touch Screen (PS/2) or (Classic View) Control PanelDevice ManagerHuman Interface DevicesIdeaCom HID Touch Screen (PS/2). That is it, my mouse is now working  and don't forget to uplug yourUSB mouse as well, if you had one in. -- am i person
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January 16th 09, 04:59 AM
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Microsoft mouse uninstalled by Ideacom
Finally I found the solution. In my case Windows was installing same driver
even after uninstlling it. Finally I deleted C:\windows\inf\OEM9.inf file and then uninstalled the Ideacom drivers. On restarting machine it installed the PS/2 compatible driver and my mouse started working. "Rahul" wrote: Please let us know the driver file name and the .inf file name. Thanks, "Ernst - EXE Graphics" wrote: Did a roll back drivers on our XP machines, but it kept reinstalling the ideacom drivers on rebooting. Got rid of that problem by deleting the two driver files from windows/system32/drivers folder. Now to do it on the whole network. "Stuart" wrote:
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