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September 10th 06, 09:15 AM
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MS wireless laser 6000 mouse
Have tried the above mouse on RC1, it does work fine on native drivers
though you cant install Intellipoint so it does not have full functionality! However it does seem to prevent the screensaver from working which is a bit annoying as the pc is on 24/7. Has anyone come across this problem? Any fixes? Thanks Alan 
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September 10th 06, 01:38 PM
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MS wireless laser 6000 mouse
At first I disabled 'allow this device to wake the computer' and there was
no difference. Still can not get Vista to activate the screen saver or enter sleep mode. So I'm not sure if it is my 6000 mouse or not. "Alan" wrote in message ... Have tried the above mouse on RC1, it does work fine on native drivers though you cant install Intellipoint so it does not have full functionality! However it does seem to prevent the screensaver from working which is a bit annoying as the pc is on 24/7. Has anyone come across this problem? Any fixes? Thanks Alan
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September 10th 06, 03:04 PM
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MS wireless laser 6000 mouse
As soon as I went back to a corded mouse, the screensaver and sleep mode
worked fine. Seems to be somthing to do with the 6000 mouse. Alan "Mark W Scheidell" wrote in message ... At first I disabled 'allow this device to wake the computer' and there was no difference. Still can not get Vista to activate the screen saver or enter sleep mode. So I'm not sure if it is my 6000 mouse or not. "Alan" wrote in message ... Have tried the above mouse on RC1, it does work fine on native drivers though you cant install Intellipoint so it does not have full functionality! However it does seem to prevent the screensaver from working which is a bit annoying as the pc is on 24/7. Has anyone come across this problem? Any fixes? Thanks Alan
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September 15th 06, 02:04 PM
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MS wireless laser 6000 mouse
Hi Alan,
here is an explanation for the reason - but no solution - until now, sorry. http://www.longhornblogs.com/chris12.../22/16621.aspx Thomas
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December 14th 06, 10:41 PM
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MS wireless laser 6000 mouse
I have the same problem with my system even before upgrading it to Vista. As
mentioned in the blog post you linked to, the problem was caused by a conflict between this hardware and ehtray.exe. So when I used the task manager to end the ehtray.exe process, the screensaver worked fine. However, with Vista this workaround no longer works. It's frustrating to learn that Microsoft doesn't plan to provide a fix, especially since they are both Microsoft branded products. I purchased them only a short while before upgrading to Vista. "Thomas" wrote: Hi Alan, here is an explanation for the reason - but no solution - until now, sorry. http://www.longhornblogs.com/chris12.../22/16621.aspx Thomas
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