Thanks Brian for the driver!
Is this the driver which Windows XP installs from the beginning
automatically? Is it signed?
Best regards,
Dima
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Should work out just fine unless it decides to sqwauk about the drivers being
older, in that case you would have to uninstall the presently installed drivers
first. If the scanner gets connected after the drivers are installed, you will most
likely need to uninstall the present drivers first. If that's the case:

Create a new folder and extract the files from the .zip file into the newly created
folder.
Shut down and disconnect the scanner USB cable.
Boot to Safe Mode and uninstall Any/All scanjet scanner devices listed in Device
Manager.
In DM right click on the device and click Uninstall in the popup menu.
Close out back to the desktop when finished uninstalling any/all scanjet devices.
Open either MyComputer or Explorer.

Delete the contents of:

c:\documents and settings\your username folder\local settings\temp

c:\windows\temp

I just bought the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 2000. When I plug
the receiver into my USB port it comes up "New Hardware Found", the
lights go on and it recognises the device as "microsoft wireless
desktop reciever 3.1A". It then prompts me to install the drivers but
is unable to find any (there was no disc with it). I have searched
extensively on the internet for the driver and have been unable to find
it.

I have also tried pressing the buttons on the receiver and
keyboard/mouse several times as instructed in the manual but the same
problem occurs.

Not sure if this next bit is relevant at all since I'm no expert with
PC's, just something I noticed. The caps/num lock lights don't go on
and off if I press the respective keys, however, immediately after
reseting my PC (before windows has fully loaded) the lights will go on
and off when I press the caps/num lock keys.

Eat dogs, cats and baby look below:

http://z.about.com/d/urbanlegends/1/0/v/7/eating_babies1.jpg

http://z.about.com/d/urbanlegends/1/0/w/7/eating_babies2.jpg

http://888.rockin.net/propaganda-of-baby-eating/rumour.htm#true_story

info@imagiam.com

So many dogs and cats being killed and ate in China, why you still support olympic?

So many dogs and cats being killed and ate in China, why you still support olympic?

This is interesting, I found that only Windows XP (it could've been the
hardware at the time) turned the light off. My copy of Vista doe not. I would
like to get Windows Vista to always switch the power (and thus light off)
when I undock the USB. How can I do this please.

.A.

"Jim Applebury" wrote:

This is interesting, I found that only Windows XP (it could've been the
hardware at the time) turned the light off. My copy of Vista doe not. I would
like to get Windows Vista to always switch the power (and thus light off)
when I undock the USB. How can I do this please.

.A.

"Jim Applebury" wrote:

This is interesting, I found that only Windows XP (it could've been the
hardware at the time) turned the light off. My copy of Vista doe not. I would
like to get Windows Vista to always switch the power (and thus light off)
when I undock the USB. How can I do this please.

.A.

"Jim Applebury" wrote:

This is interesting, I found that only Windows XP (it could've been the
hardware at the time) turned the light off. My copy of Vista doe not. I would
like to get Windows Vista to always switch the power (and thus light off)
when I undock the USB. How can I do this please.

.A.

"Jim Applebury" wrote: