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As the topic title says i can't get my mouse to work in MS-DOS, why i don't know but not long ago my restore CD for the computer broke as well so i had to you an old crappy Windows 98 second edition CD to reinstall.
So i had to get all my drivers again i don't think i got the mouse one because i don't know who made the mouse so all i am after is a mouse driver that will work with any windows mouse and work well in MS-DOS. |
I'm not sure that DOS supports mouse, also remmember that I used mouse only under Norton Commander.
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well try cutemouse
cutemouse.sf.net but if you have an usb mouse you are out of luck. as dos doesn't usb very well. |
MS-DOS needs a mouse driver to detect your mouse. I sent the driver to kosta hoping he puts it on the driver page. Anyways, http://www.oldfiles.org.uk/powerload...ad/mouse82.exe and open the file. Take mouse.com, put it in your windows folder. Now (I am not sure if 98 has it, anyway) open up autoexec with a text editor, or edit.exe and direct a path to the driver. (ie
c:\windows\mouse.com) I am not sure if it detects usb but it does detect com and ps/2 |
Cutemouse is a better driver.
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and if you have a usb mouse...ps/2's are $8 at Walmart :P
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CUTEMOUSE IS BETTER if you want it email mephilipmartelli@yahoo.co.nz it is on my pc some where.
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the one I gave was the officail Microsoft mouse driver... never tried cute mouse...
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Thanks Ioncannon, i will try it out later :D
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Cutemouse is the best
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