Completely At a Loss!

[Zenai]

ok here's the deal I have a problem that has simply stumped and frustrated me to no end. I have a wireless USB Mouse (Logitech MX 600 Laser) it does not work on my usb port although I can get my camera to do so, however, I have been able to get it to work with a USB to PS2 adapter (this is the smaller point though). Now here is the deal that has made me take a stronger and more indepth look at this situation. I have recently purchased the Logitech G15 Gaming keyboard (awesome keyboard) the only problem is that I cannot get it to work on my computer for some reason(I tried it out on my roomies computer and it worked fine no problems, I also tried out another USB to PS2 adapter to no avail). Now I know I am not a programmer but I am also no slouch when it comes to computers(most ppl I know come to me with their computer problems).....in my attempts to fix this problem I went to the bare basics I checked the ports to make sure they were not dirty(they were clean), used my Logitech quickcam to check each USB port to make sure they worked(they do), I updated the Bios, the drivers for both the product, my Mobo and Windows, been to mutiple self help forums and nothing so far has helped. I load everything just as it is shown in the pamplet that came with the keyboard(it doesnt work) and afterwards I get this....the comp tries to load it and cannot therefore the hardware wizard pops up and I have attempted to go through that and when it tries it starts and stops with the error message "Data is Invalid". Now I know that everything is updated and works so why does it not work? If there is something that anyone out there knows that I do not that can help me with this situation it would be greatly appreciated!!!






Windows XP Home SP2
DFI Lanparty UT RDX200 CF-DR
AMD Athlon 3800+ Socket 939
1024MB(512 x 2) PC 3200 400MHz
128 MB PNY Verto FX5500(still working on this.....lol)
AC97 onboard sound(still working on this....lol)
WD 80GIG 7200 RPM 8MB Cache and Seagate 250GIG 7200 RPM 8MB Cache
LITE-ON DVD-RW/CD-RW and DVD-ROM/CD-RW (I do not remember the exact info on these)
Aspire Beast 680 Watt PSU

 

[Brock Kane]

Have you emailed Logitech? Everything seems to work, except your Logitech hardware.

Are you using a mobo supported USB port? Or are you plugging these into a USB PCI card? Sometimes PCI USB's can be tricky, or just not fuction correctly. I've had to replace a USB card in my daughter's computer that was acting similar to your problem.

Try other USB's if you have any that are not PCI's

Good Luck - Brock Kane

 

[joxley1990]

Gawwddd..have you ever heard of paragraphs?

Have you installed the USB drivers on the computer, and, do you have another mouse in which you can try out?

 

[Zenai]

Brock Kane : Yes I have even spoken with a representative from Logitech. No PCI USB's I am using mobo supported USB

joxley1990 : I apologize for the sloppy format but I have been working on this problem for 2 days now...so I am tired and frustrated....lol As Far as the USB drivers yes I have installed them.

Thank you both for posting

 

[Neodude1123201]

By any chance do they come with installation cd's?????maybe the cd's have installation program on them.