wireless intellimouse explorer 2.0 failure--lights on but...

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Adriano

I have a similar problem to the guy who posted earlier today--mouse is
frozen, wireless signal strong, batteries good...

I upped from 5.0 to 5.2 a couple of months ago. Oops. Began getting 2 error
boxes on startup about a month ago. First: "Intellimouse has encountered a
problem and needs to close..." Second: a Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime
Library box which says: "Runtime Error! ...point32.exe..." and then the
mouse would work fine, so I foolishly ignored the issue as I am swamped (also
clueless, obviously), and the mouse still worked fine when I closed out
these boxes.

So last night the mouse just froze. Lights were on, solid, pushed all the
buttons on both mouse and receiver. It was not listed under Devices in the
Hardware tab in Mouse Properties. Uninstalled 5.2, reinstalled 5.0 from CD,
restarted, now recognized in Devices, used Troubleshooter, no red flags, but
continued not to work.

Very frustrating search for help on web led me search the Knowlege Base, and
then finally to here, and amazingly a post below appeared this morning with
nearly the identical problem, but I decide to start a new thread to keep
things clear. Question is: Do these error boxes constitue a serious problem,
unfixable--like a "hardware failure"? Do they possibly indicate a more
serious problem with my machine?

By the way, I have screenshots of these error boxes with the "Error Report
Contents" and the Error Signature sub-boxes in case anyone could use them to
diagnose...

I have xp, sp1, on a very clean machine. I am pretty computer illiterate (I
am faking it). Please advise, or tell me to return the mouse to Costco if
they'll take it. thanks!
 
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Rick B

This is an ACCESS newsgroup. We help with questions about Microsoft Access,
the database application.
 
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Adriano

sorry, I don't see a message, only some kind of header... please re-send.
Thanks.
 
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