Blind Dragon
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So my Microsoft Intelipoint optical mouse started sticking after building a new computer, clean install of Vista. So thinking thinking maybe it was something to do with USB port, I hooked up a PS/2 to USB adapter -> no sticking as of yet. But when I booted the computer after installing the adapter -> windows updated the driver for the mouse (this part seems normal) But then it said Windows found an unknown driver and needs to restart, so I restart and it installed Intel Quick Resume Technology Driver
To my knowledge not one single thing in my entire system is made by intel.
I have an AMD processor
I have an ASUS M2n4-SLI mobo with Nvidia chipsets
I have an MSI 8500GT graphics card
The mouse is Microsoft and same with keyboard
First off could this be a BIOS setting that is causing the mouse to stick in USB port? I have all 3 options enabled -legacy supprt/ usb2.0 support/ and regular usb support
Second, any clue about why Windows thinks I need the Intel Quick resume technology driver
And last, Can the driver be related to my mouse problem?
To my knowledge not one single thing in my entire system is made by intel.
I have an AMD processor
I have an ASUS M2n4-SLI mobo with Nvidia chipsets
I have an MSI 8500GT graphics card
The mouse is Microsoft and same with keyboard
First off could this be a BIOS setting that is causing the mouse to stick in USB port? I have all 3 options enabled -legacy supprt/ usb2.0 support/ and regular usb support
Second, any clue about why Windows thinks I need the Intel Quick resume technology driver
And last, Can the driver be related to my mouse problem?