Vista - USB optical mouse on vista

When I try to install a mouse on my new laptop windows cannot find the
drivers it asks for a disc but I didn't get one I have tried 2 mice/mouses
and both say vista ready and don't need drivers Please can anyone help

Try this fix to see if it repairs your problem, Before Posting. This
solution has worked for
some people with problematic USB and General Devices:

1. Locate the file INFCACHE.1 in C:\Windows\inf

2. Right click on the INFCACHE.1 file, select Properties >Security > Edit,
and give your account full control.

3. Delete INFCACHE.1 (Or just to be safe, rename it to INFCACHE.1.BAK or
temporarily move to your desktop but you shouldn't need to, windows doesn't
need that file to run, and if it needs to it recreates it).

4. REBOOT


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"macca" <macca@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi macca,

You don't need drivers for keyboards and mice to work with Vista - the
drivers are built in to the operating system. However, these are basic
drivers which only give basic functionality. If your keyboard or mouse has
any other features such as hot keys then you will need to install a driver to
make use of that facility. If you did not get a driver disk, you should be
able to download a driver from the manufacturers website. Make sure that it
is the correct driver for your operating system.
Dwarf

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