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From: user2@cgevs3.cem.msu.edu (Stephen Medlin)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Logitech & Windows : HELP !
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Date: 21 Jun 91 21:42:47 GMT
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In article <655@pb2esac.UUCP>, mavanamm@pb2esac.UUCP (Marnix van Ammers) writes:
>In article <11837@mirsa.inria.fr> lemenec@mirsa.inria.fr writes:
>>In article <11817@mirsa.inria.fr>, pujol@sally.inria.fr (Jean-Pierre Pujol) writes:
>>> 
>>> I'm using a Logitech mouse, and Windows 3 on a 386
>>> SVC (Sillicon Valley Computer) 25 Mhz.
>...
>>Is there any good people who's using both a LOGITECH and
>>WINDOWS with(out) problem(s) ??
>
>I'm using a LOGITECH serial mouse (on serial port 2) with my
>20Mhz DTK 386 clone with no problems.  I upgraded to DOS 5.0
>a few days ago and so far the mouse is still working fine (even
>though DOS 5.0 gave me a message about my mouse driver being
>unsupported).  I load my mouse driver via my autoexec.bat .
>
>When I first bought windows, I thought that the driver in windows
>would handle my mouse.  I had many problems.  Since I started loading
>the driver from my autoexec.bat I have had no problems.  Long ago
>I also tried loading the driver via config.sys, but I had problems
>(which may have been due to other problems that I had at the time),
>so I haven't tried that again.
>      >---
I am also using a LOGITECH serial mouse on a 286 (10 MHz, COM2, Dos 4.01)
machine with no problem.  I actually load the mouse driver from Config.sys,
too.  I am not sure why you would be having a problem.  Good luck.

Stephen