BSOD while trying to Eject a USB Thumb Drive

Jesse Williams said:

Okay. Let me see. It let me download the software for it, but it didn't get to finish it because it crashed again. So I turned the mouse off.

If it's the same place I just tried, those drivers were pretty old (2007)

PC Gearhead

Can you post the hardware ID's like this,

Attachment 76415

It doesn't look good for that mouse though.

derekimo said:

If it's the same place I just tried, those drivers were pretty old (2007)

PC Gearhead

Can you post the hardware ID's like this,

Attachment 76415

It doesn't look good for that mouse though.

Attachment 76416

Yeah, I don't get any vendor with that, I just thought it was worth a try.

May just have to get a different mouse Jesse.

Is it possible to find a mouse that when the drivers expire, you can always update them so that this won't happen again? I found another Gear Head for $12 to $13.

Why do you want gearhead? It sounds like a knockoff company to me, I would get a Logitech myself they update their drivers and most install the only driver you need when you plug it in.

Is that a corded mouse you have or cordless?

It's cordless or wireless. My mother bought this one. I think I will buy a Logitech from now on. I had Logitech once though, and it stopped working. I found a Logitech for $20.

That's about the right price, you can find them cheaper too. like this one,

Logitech M325 Wireless Mouse - Walmart.com

I have one like that for my laptop and it's been hanging in there for 4+ years now.

I got me one. It's an M275.

Jesse Williams said:

I got me one. It's an M275.