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Try removing the driver which you have for the mouse and restart the computer. If that doesn't help, check the batteries in the mouse.

Create a folder and put the zipped file in thre and extract to same folder. Then turn off computer, install the peripheral, and reboot. When computer detects presence of new hardware it will ask for driver. Then direct the computer to the folder where you have all of the extracted files and the OS will find the necessary driver and take care of business for you.

If you try all of the above and the problem is still there, especially if nothing about the problem changes and it does exactly the same thing it was doing, you may have to remove the batteries from the mouse, locate the screws that are holding it together ( a couple of them may be hid under the rubber feet) and remove the top cover of the mouse. Look around the scroll wheel and see if there is a lot of fuzz or lint around it. Remove the offending fuzz with a pair of tweezers and put the mouse back together. Now it will (probably) work like new!

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You can download the drivers from their website, however most keyboards / mouse devices will install automatically with generic drivers, may want to try plugging them in to the computer first and see if they install on their own. Or use an existing know working mouse and keyboard to download drivers from the manufacturers website. I was unable to find an exact link for drivers, so these are probably generic devices that will install on their own.

if there is a problem with the supply you get a new one and replace the one with the problems. there is nothing inside that most people can deal with..

Check here...

http://www.inlandus.com/inlandfaq/docs/instructions/08214_PS2_KVM_Quick_Setup_Guide.pdf