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| Unplug the mouse from |
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Responding** |
| reset |
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| The switch will only | |
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| Wrong type of | |||
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| mouse or adapter |
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| mouse. A serial mouse |
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| cannot be converted to |
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| a PS/2 mouse by using |
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| specifically designed for |
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| both applications. In |
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| this case, ensure that |
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| the mouse is set up for |
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| PS/2 mode and is being |
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| used with the adapter |
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| originally provided. |
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| Each PC needs to be | |
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| Unsupported or | |||
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| incorrect mouse |
| using the mouse driver | |
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| driver |
| correlating to the mouse | |
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| connected to the |
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| console port. |
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| Some newer mice (with |
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| extra buttons and |
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| wheels) have unique |
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| drivers that may not be |
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| supported. Try a regular |
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| mouse with a generic |
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| mouse driver (like the |
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| one that comes with the |
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| operating system). |
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