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Wheel acceleration in intellipoint problem



 
 
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Old April 4th 07, 07:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Przemo-c
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Default Wheel acceleration in intellipoint problem

Wheel acceleration for my wireless intellimouse explorer 2.0 doesn't work on
vista.
On Xp everything worked fine but when I've installed Vista Business 32bit I
noticed that it doesn't work. No matter what driver I used for it (standard
vista's browser mouse or intellimouse). I've reinstalled intellimouse
software multiple times enabled and disabled the vertical acceleration
nothing helped. I tried to set different mouse in mouse configuration but it
doesn't help either. Is there a solution for that problem or is it my weird
problem?

Thanks for replies in advance
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Przemo-c

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Old April 4th 07, 08:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Charles W Davis
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Default Wheel acceleration in intellipoint problem

Try this: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mo.../Download.mspx
"Przemo-c" wrote in message
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Wheel acceleration for my wireless intellimouse explorer 2.0 doesn't work
on vista.
On Xp everything worked fine but when I've installed Vista Business 32bit
I noticed that it doesn't work. No matter what driver I used for it
(standard vista's browser mouse or intellimouse). I've reinstalled
intellimouse software multiple times enabled and disabled the vertical
acceleration nothing helped. I tried to set different mouse in mouse
configuration but it doesn't help either. Is there a solution for that
problem or is it my weird problem?

Thanks for replies in advance
--
Przemo-c


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Old April 4th 07, 09:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Przemo-c
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Default Wheel acceleration in intellipoint problem

I've alerady tried reinstaling didn't help.

"Charles W Davis" wrote in message
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Try this: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mo.../Download.mspx
"Przemo-c" wrote in message
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Wheel acceleration for my wireless intellimouse explorer 2.0 doesn't work
on vista.
On Xp everything worked fine but when I've installed Vista Business 32bit
I noticed that it doesn't work. No matter what driver I used for it
(standard vista's browser mouse or intellimouse). I've reinstalled
intellimouse software multiple times enabled and disabled the vertical
acceleration nothing helped. I tried to set different mouse in mouse
configuration but it doesn't help either. Is there a solution for that
problem or is it my weird problem?

Thanks for replies in advance
--
Przemo-c



 




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