I reinstalled Microsoft IntelliPoint 4. What could be wrong here. I've been trying to find registry keys and files that cause the Toshiba AcuPoint driver to be loaded all of the time, but it hasn't been any help either.
Once started, there's no turning back! Then add IntelliPoint 4. Then save a full-disk image of this plain vanilla setup. Then put back your original installation, by deploying the first image. At that point we'll be back to where we started, but much the wiser, and with a ready reference image to compare with your current one. Yes, it's a lot of work. But I think it's the best way to troubleshoot your issue. The drive is installed in a single partition. The old 1. The backup copy of the 1.
Driver corruption problems causes a lot of problems lately. Then use something really hardcore to zero-up the partition: Active KillDisk! They have a great DOS version with an interactive menu that allows very fine control. So you can just zero-up the partition. Then proceed to the plain vanilla install, add IntelliPoint 4.
If I get the wheel mouse working, I'll let you know. But I won't do that before I get the 1. FDISK would delete the partition, but not zero it out.
Killdisk can zero out the partition, without deletenig it. Deleting it, then recreating it to fill the full disk is pointless. All the data will stil remain there. Writing zeroes to all the sectors of the partition, on the other hand, will really clean it. That's what I think ought to be done. As to when, well, whenever it's best for you. There's really no hurry. Okay, folks! I think I found the problem and it's not related to operating systems at all In the first page, there are features that will change how the laptop operates.
If I select Simultaneous , the Toshiba AccuPoint mouse is active along with the AccuPoint left on the top and right below it mouse buttons are active.
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