USB Mouse+keybord on win98 driver

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someone i know has a windows 98 computer, but we cant use it because the usb mouse wont work with it. is there a way to copy a driver to the hard drive and have it install on boot, and what driver should i use?

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dhuls

The driver depends on the mouse. Keep in mind that KernelEx will not work with drivers (it was only designed for applications).

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ideapad-320

it is a HID compliant mouse and keyboard.

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Chiroyce

What's the company/model of the mouse? Search the internet for drivers for it for Windows 98.

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Chances are if the keyboard still works you could boot into Linux from a USB drive, copy the driver, then boot into windows 98 and use the keyboard to get to the driver installer.

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