20 Most Recent Micro Innovations MCNCPQ5PHC USB PCI Card 2.0, 480Mbps Data Transfer (CPQ5PHCEA) Serial Adapter Questions & Answers

I answered you in another post, you need to network the computers via ethernet, not USB.

Let me know if your pc is running with winxp if winxp there will such problem doesnot exist. but in case of win98 you have to test drivers which is available in win98 and match to usb pci

 

follow this procedure

 

go to mycomputer

right click

select device manager

right click

click on scan for device

 

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new hardware instalation wizard

 

search for new hardware

 

automaticaly update drivers

 

check one or more driver

try

and save which is compitable to your pci usb

 

 

 

here is the link you can down load it or just read it. https://www.gitbook.com/book/rediscagubath/ivso-bluetooth-keyboard-case-manual/details.

Go into the display options and brighten up the picture.

Download and install it will help you. http://www.iobit.com/en/driver-booster.php

any mouse will work if it has the right plug into the computer connection, get a new one at walmart or best buy

You can buy one almost anywhere....

I'd forget Windows 10 if I were you. Information on you is collected and sent to Microsoft even if you turn them all off during installation. Nobody gets to spy on my computer. That's why I won't upgrade to 10. As for drivers, you may have to go to Micro Innovations website for drivers , if they even have them. I have a perfectly good dye sublimation printer I cannot use on anything later that win 98 because of the lack of drivers.

No need for driver download, the pc should automatically detect the mouse as an inout device.

You would need to buy an soldering iron + solder. Do some practical on old electronic circuity before to perform the fix. Pay special attention to the Positive (+) and Negative (-) wires. Also apply just the necessary solder and be quick (but precise) since the battery case contains plastic and the battery is sensible to high temperatures.

Unfortunately, your impression regarding a soldering iron or solder gun is accurate. You would need to get into the keyboard's internals and ensure an electrical connection between the inside and the battery compartment, which a glue gun will not provide. As to keyboard hardware, a wireless keyboard will generally need a receiver that plugs into the computer. If it did not come with that, then chances are it will cost more time and effort to get the keyboard working than the cost of a new wireless keyboard.