i did correct the issue. thank you for your help. i am still at a loss as to how both devices could have failed at the same time. and yes, i do need a gaming mouse. would you happen to have any suggestions?
Their is a good chance that your older mouse and keyboard did not fail.
They just are not designed to do what your are asking them to do.
You never did post what mouse and keyboard you are using; Why? You have been asked 3 times for this information.
As Layback says: your devices might not have failed.
My Microsoft Desktop Laser 6000 does not work very well on Win7 and MS does not sell it any more.
I've tried various combinations of drivers (individual mouse & KB; desktop pkgs, and Mouse and Keyboard Center). When I look up Windows 7 compatible devices I find: not "compatible" - this is confusing as the driver download page clearly shows a Win7 selection in the drop down box.
I never could resolve the jitters on these devices, so as I mentioned I just bought a new mouse and am waiting for a price break to replace the KB. The desktop set works well on my older XP machine.
But to answer your question: The 10 Best Gaming Mice | PCMag.com
Please mark this thread as solved, thanks.
Bill
sorry, i had a hard time finding the make of the devices. they are updated now. im markin gthis thread as solved.
Thanks for the updating your system specs and marking the thread solved.
I'm glad you got this resolved (or will with a new mouse :)
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