Logitech mouse -- need help

I have the Logitech keyboard that came with my Dell computer. There was
logitech mouse that was connected to the same cordless power unit that ran the
keyboard.
The new mouse I bought is a cordless optical. It has a PS2 adaptor on it,
color coded green. and I installed it in the matching green plug on the back
of my unit.
I thought the old mouse connector might be causing this new mouse to not work
properly, but when I pulled it out (it's tied in to the same cord that powers
the remote power box for the cordless keyboard), the keyboard wouldn't work.
AARGH.
There's no model number on the box or unit for the new mouse. I've looked at
Logitechs web site and none of them posted looks exactly like this one. There's
one optical cordless mouse that has a blue front which is the closest looking
one to mine, but mine is all silver on the top face.
Any other ideas?

Warm regards,
June
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PS, I used the installation software that came with the unit.

Warmest regards,
June
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ShambhalaPottery wrote:
 > I have the Logitech keyboard that came with my Dell computer. There
 > was logitech mouse that was connected to the same cordless power unit
 > that ran the keyboard.
 > The new mouse I bought is a cordless optical. It has a PS2 adaptor
 > on it, color coded green. and I installed it in the matching green
 > plug on the back of my unit.
 > I thought the old mouse connector might be causing this new mouse to
 > not work properly, but when I pulled it out (it's tied in to the same
 > cord that powers the remote power box for the cordless keyboard), the
 > keyboard wouldn't work. AARGH.
 > There's no model number on the box or unit for the new mouse. I've
 > looked at Logitechs web site and none of them posted looks exactly
 > like this one. There's one optical cordless mouse that has a blue
 > front which is the closest looking one to mine, but mine is all
 > silver on the top face.
 > Any other ideas?

Sounds like an odd problem. I suspect that there is some mouse software
from the old mouse running that should not be.

If you're using Win9x look at the boot options in msconfig (type it into the
run box in the start menu) if you're using Win2k/XP it's a bit more tricky
to find out what boots on startup.

Ben
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