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From: pfrennin@altos86.Altos.COM (Peter Frenning)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Windows 3.0
Message-ID: <3382@altos86.Altos.COM>
Date: 30 May 90 17:51:14 GMT
References: <62@altos86.Altos.COM> <9330008@hpihoah.HP.COM>
Reply-To: pfrennin@altos86.UUCP (Peter Frenning)
Organization: Altos Computer Systems, San Jose, CA
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In article <9330008@hpihoah.HP.COM> mj@hpihoah.HP.COM (Marlin Jones) writes:
>I had the same problem with the Logitech mouse.   It was caused by using the
>Logitech mouse driver in my config.sys file *and* trying to run windows.
>The work around is to not load the mouse driver - windows then boots (and the
>mouse works).   The problem is of course that non of your non-windows apps
>can use the mouse...
>
>Marlin Jones   hplabs!hpda!mj

 Hmmm, my problem is/was the exact opposite, that is to say that i 
didn't have the mouse driver loaded. The Windows setup correctly
reported having found a Logitech mouse, and proceded with the install,
however, at the point where it starts Windows, or rather is supposed
to, it simply hangs the machine. Same thing happens if I reconfigure
from within the Control Panel and then restarts.
I have given up for now and simply switches mice between Windows 3.0
and X-Windows, when the dust settles I hope that either Microsoft
or Logitech come up with an explanation or better even, a solution.

PS: Shouldn't we move this to comp.windows.ms?

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