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Cordless Mouse Software Help
izzitme
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I bought the cordless mouse & keyboard from ebuyer just after new year. Unfortunately I haven't been able to set it up until yesterday.
I have discovered that the driver disk to set the buttons & hotkeys is cracked, so it won't load.
I have contacted ebuyer but, naturally they don't want too know (I know I should have checked it sooner).
Can anybody advise me on a way to install the software so that I can use the thing properly.
Thanks
Izzitme
I have discovered that the driver disk to set the buttons & hotkeys is cracked, so it won't load.
I have contacted ebuyer but, naturally they don't want too know (I know I should have checked it sooner).
Can anybody advise me on a way to install the software so that I can use the thing properly.
Thanks
Izzitme
Going down the Oteley Road to see the Shrewsbury aces! :T
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Whats the maufacturer and make of the mouse????0
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lee634 wrote:Whats the maufacturer and make of the mouse????
It is an ebuyer model. No name on packaging, but it says "Entry Level Slimline Desktop Wireless".
On the booklet supplied it says "Model: MK1352WC".
I cannot find a manufacturers name anywhere on any parts or in the booklet.Going down the Oteley Road to see the Shrewsbury aces! :T0 -
Contact e-buyer and tell them you'll return it unless they can provide you with a proper driver. In my opinion it's not fit for the purpose they sold it for so you're well within your rights as far as I can see.0
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bigdic wrote:Contact e-buyer and tell them you'll return it unless they can provide you with a proper driver. In my opinion it's not fit for the purpose they sold it for so you're well within your rights as far as I can see.
Exactly what i was going to say, Its not as though you have copied the disk etc, all you wanty is the correct drivers, it would call as above especially as its less than a month old0 -
Thanks everyone for your replies. I will try ebuyer again & see what they say.Going down the Oteley Road to see the Shrewsbury aces! :T0
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