My Reply follows quote. On 16/11/2002 13:42 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ray Fryer) >I have always thought the ADB mouse II was pretty reliable and never came >across any that didn't work but I now have 2 that don't work at all. I was >trying to help someone locate another mouse because her's didn't work >anymore and the one I just happened to find doesn't either. One actually >disables the keyboard. Anyone have any ideas why they might not work? They >both have been cleaned thoroughly and I opened them up to see if anything >was going on inside but doesn't appear to be. thanks ---------- It could be other than the mouse (the ADB connector or controller on the logic board). I have found that if a mouse goes bad, it is usually due to fuzz and crud in the mouse itself. The only other ADB mouse problem I had was similar to yours (with an Apple IIgs) and on it the ADB connector on the keyboard (between the mouse and computer) had partially broken loose from the logic board.
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