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New MessageUSB + Intellieye (modified 0 times) dropkick
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I'd like to use a USB mouse on the webplayer, however the only USB ones I have right now are the MS Intellimouse w/intellieye 1.0. (The orignal white one) The light underneath doesn't even power on. Tried USB Legacy settings in BIOS--nothing. Strange thing is that the device is "detected" by WinME. Are there other mice working? Does the light just suck too much power on this one?
10-13-2002 13:49:14

New MessageRE:USB + Intellieye (modified 0 times) dropkick
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forgot to metioned I've tried two different mice, on two different webplayers. no luck.
10-13-2002 13:50:06

New MessageRE:USB + Intellieye (modified 0 times) zmoz
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Probably won't work then...
10-13-2002 16:22:58

New MessageRE:USB + Intellieye (modified 1 times) dropkick
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Got two Belkin Miniscroller USB mice. Black. Small. Work just fine on my 2 WPs! And they match.
BIOS USB Legacy Suport disabled. Didn't see a difference either way so I left it alone.
Power / Standby / Screen backlight all still function normally. Mouse wakes it up which sucks but oh well.
WinME detected and installed whatever is necessary. Didn't touch the belkin driver disk.

Also note: Linksys USB100M works right alongside it. Now I can use that 3rd WP with the bum internal NIC :)

10-21-2002 21:07:25

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