Try swapping the ports so the mouse is in the port used by the *istD and the D is in the port used by the mouse. Leon
No luck
Too little available memory on your harddrive/RAM??!!
Jens Bladt
No, I have plenty of it!
I had this sort of problem as well Andre, that said I also had problems with the USB printer jamming up the mouse when it went into action as well. I tried switching ports, cables, updating drivers and checked motherboard IEQ and interrupts until I was blue in the face but all to no availe - but by all means try :-)
Same as me...
In the end I stopped messing about and bought a fast USB 2.0 4 port card and plugged everything except the mouse in to that. Worked like a dream, runs much faster than the USB 1 on the motherboard, and only cost me �15.
Rob.
I did exactly that as I finally understood that I broke the PC plug of my ist D. Probably cheaper to use the reader than having the plug changed...
Andre
