1. Put a space in front of the USB Overdrive name, to make it try to load earlier in the startup process. (Or, z, to try to make it load at the end.)
2. Check and see if somehow the control panel got put into the Disabled Control Panels folder.
3. Read the manual to see if Apple's drivers are required. Or is there a requirement to disable Apple's drivers?
(Apple's drivers are version 1.4.1 (the name is something like Apple USB Drivers 1.4.1.)(Other versions probably will not work.)
4. Be sure that the version of USB Overdrive that you have is the correct version for OS 8.6
hth eugene
Nick Hull wrote:I'm trying to get my Logitech optical mouse to work with my Xircom PCI-USB
card in my PM7200/120 OS 8.6. Nothing happens. When I open the USB
Overdrive control panel, it tells me USB Overdrive was not loaded at
startup and I should put USB Overdrive in the Control Panels and restart.
Of course I am reading this in the USB Overdrive control panel and have
restarted so what am I doing wrong?
How do I get USB Overdrive to load at startup?
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