Just got a nice wireless keyboard and mouse. Problem is, when the
machine is rebooted, these devices dont work anymore. I have to
unplug the USB cable of the remote sensing unit, and plug it back in
to get the devices to work. Needless to say, this is a pain. This is
a Micro Innovations wireless keyboard and mouse, and Im using the
latest Vista drivers (according to them).

on mine there is an option to auto connect at startup.
might check the options.








"ShutterMan" wrote in message ...
Just got a nice wireless keyboard and mouse. Problem is, when the
machine is rebooted, these devices dont work anymore. I have to
unplug the USB cable of the remote sensing unit, and plug it back in
to get the devices to work. Needless to say, this is a pain. This is
a Micro Innovations wireless keyboard and mouse, and Im using the
latest Vista drivers (according to them).

On Dec 27, 8:24*am, "mikeyhsd" wrote:
on mine there is an option to auto connect at startup.
might check the options.



* "ShutterMan" wrote in ...
* Just got a nice wireless keyboard and mouse. Problem is, when the
* machine is rebooted, these devices dont work anymore. *I have to
* unplug the USB cable of the remote sensing unit, and plug it back in
* to get the devices to work. *Needless to say, this is a pain. This is
* a Micro Innovations wireless keyboard and mouse, and Im using the
* latest Vista drivers (according to them).

OK Dumb question- How do you get to the options to auto connect. Can't
find anything on vista-LOST

wrote in message
...
On Dec 27, 8:24 am, "mikeyhsd" wrote:
on mine there is an option to auto connect at startup.
might check the options.



"ShutterMan" wrote in
...
Just got a nice wireless keyboard and mouse. Problem is, when the
machine is rebooted, these devices dont work anymore. I have to
unplug the USB cable of the remote sensing unit, and plug it back in
to get the devices to work. Needless to say, this is a pain. This is
a Micro Innovations wireless keyboard and mouse, and Im using the
latest Vista drivers (according to them).

OK Dumb question- How do you get to the options to auto connect. Can't
find anything on vista-LOST


Go into BIOS and set 'Legacy' USB keyboard and mouse support to be on..

--
Mike Hall - MVP
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

it would be in the control program for the wireless mouse/keyboard.

also as suggested make sure you have turned on the legacy option in the bios as suggested by mike hall/

for help with that see your computer motherboard manual.








wrote in message ...
On Dec 27, 8:24 am, "mikeyhsd" wrote:
on mine there is an option to auto connect at startup.
might check the options.



"ShutterMan" wrote in ...
Just got a nice wireless keyboard and mouse. Problem is, when the
machine is rebooted, these devices dont work anymore. I have to
unplug the USB cable of the remote sensing unit, and plug it back in
to get the devices to work. Needless to say, this is a pain. This is
a Micro Innovations wireless keyboard and mouse, and Im using the
latest Vista drivers (according to them).

OK Dumb question- How do you get to the options to auto connect. Can't
find anything on vista-LOST

have found the bios F10(file) but the only option I have or I see for
the mouse is auto enable, on or off any help please


--
clayman001

What mouse options are you looking for? Why?
What mouse are you using?

You really should not need to go into BIOS to mess with a mouse on a modern
PC. Laptops, since they use a touchpad, have a little different hardware
environment to deal with.

You also didn't mention what make, model, and type of computer you arehaving
a problem with.


"clayman001" wrote in message
...

have found the bios F10(file) but the only option I have or I see for
the mouse is auto enable, on or off any help please


--
clayman001