No Mouse in Windows 2000

[Tom]

My ThinkPad laptop has a built-in mouse (called a TrackPoint) and I was
using an exernal Logitech mouse. Because the wrong Logitech mouse was beign
recognized, I re-installed the logitech drivers. Now, I not only have no
mouse, I don't even have a mouse pointer! (I'm getting around using keyboard
commands)

I've uninstalled the Logitech drivers. I uninstalled and then reinstalled
the Trackpoint drivers. No pointer.

Device manager shows the mouse with a yellow circle with explamation point.
The error in device manager says "The device cannot start (Code 10)"

It's not a hardware problem because an older hard drive gives me a working
mouse when put into the laptop.

I found this: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=245386
and ran the driver update wizard - no mouse pointer. I suspect that I need
to change the order in which the mouse driver is being loaded, but I don't
know how to do that.

The system has been FLAWLESS until now. I could really use some help to get
my mouse back...

HELP! PLEASE!

Tom

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

My ThinkPad laptop has a built-in mouse (called a TrackPoint) and I was
using an exernal Logitech mouse. Because the wrong Logitech mouse was beign
recognized, I re-installed the logitech drivers. Now, I not only have no
mouse, I don't even have a mouse pointer! (I'm getting around using keyboard
commands)

I've uninstalled the Logitech drivers. I uninstalled and then reinstalled
the Trackpoint drivers. No pointer.

Device manager shows the mouse with a yellow circle with explamation point.
The error in device manager says "The device cannot start (Code 10)"

It's not a hardware problem because an older hard drive gives me a working
mouse when put into the laptop.

I found this: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=245386
and ran the driver update wizard - no mouse pointer. I suspect that I need
to change the order in which the mouse driver is being loaded, but I don't
know how to do that.

The system has been FLAWLESS until now. I could really use some help to get
my mouse back...

HELP! PLEASE!

Tom

Your best bet is to download and install the mouse driver from
the IBM site.

 

[Tom]

Your best bet is to download and install the mouse driver from
the IBM site.

Did that.

Unfortunately, it seems that the LogiTech mouse drivers may crash the
occasional Windows 2000 system:
http://www.ntcompatible.com/yeah_baby_Logitech_official_drivers_for_wink_t5219.html

I've also got no video from my MPEGs, my MP3's work O.K.

I'm now searching for the LogiTech fix, or at least something that will fix
my system files/registry.