
Hope the above helps (and wish MS does a serious effort at developing specific Windows 10 drivers for all of its hardware).

1600 DPI Optical Mouse FM10(S) Dual Mode Mouse FB35(S) 2.4G Wireless Desktop Set FG1010. Search, I installed "Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.3 (formerly IntelliPoint IntelliType Pro)", downloaded from the MS site () in case someone wonders, it's A global leader of computer peripherals such as keyboard, mice, web camera, wireless products and gaming. They're quite old, but have worked fine so far under Windows 10 (Pro, 64 bit). I have Microsoft's Wireless Multimedia Keyboard 1.1 (model 1014) + Standard Wireless Optical Mouse (model 1025) + Wireless Optical Desktop Receiver 2.1 (model 1028). Does this mean I have to throw away my keyboard & mouse and buy new ones? When I go to Microsoft for support I can not find any downloads for my device. This may be because the INF was written for Windows 95 or latter. The Razer Pro Click mouse sets the bar for productivity mice with its comfort, ergonomic grip, wireless connectivity, and long battery life. The driver for this device is missing a necessary entry.

I tried updating the driver but every time it would come up as an error with the following message: To connect my old corded keyboard and mouse to get my computer working again. To get set up, youll need a PC thats running Windows 11.

I just upgraded to Windows 10 and found that my mouse and keyboard would no longer function. The compact design makes it easy to be productive on the go. I had Windows 7 Ultimate on my computer and it was working fine for more than a year with my Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 700 v2 keyboard and mouse.
