Problem with Mouse and Keyboard
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Hello,
On my Windows 95 desktop, the mouse recently stopped working, but after swapping out numerous ones, I found out it was not the mouse. It comes up on the start up page with the message 'Windows can not detect a mouse. You can either insert a serial mouse now, or place a mouse in the PS/2 mouse in and restart.' My keyboard does not respond either, so I immediately had to restart, but then came up with the same error message.
On my Windows 95 desktop, the mouse recently stopped working, but after swapping out numerous ones, I found out it was not the mouse. It comes up on the start up page with the message 'Windows can not detect a mouse. You can either insert a serial mouse now, or place a mouse in the PS/2 mouse in and restart.' My keyboard does not respond either, so I immediately had to restart, but then came up with the same error message.
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Oct 11, 2008 at 02:49 AM
Oct 11, 2008 at 02:49 AM
did you inter-change the mouse and keyboard plugs? If you reversed them then you could have this kind of problem.
