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August 1st 09, 03:19 PM
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Curious behavior
I have an older Linksys single user router (no built-in hub). Its connected
to the motherboard's onboard LAN connection. My mouse is a infrared type by Logitech connected to the USB port physically parallel to the PS2 port on the motherboard. Normally, when I turn on the PC just at the beginning of the bios routine, the mouse will light up briefly and remain illuminated. Sometimes, not always, if I turn on the router, turn on the PC, the mouse may not light up. The mouse won't be found in XP either. Its probably just an oddity that needs no fix. Just curious of opinions of the cause of this. -- Dave 
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August 1st 09, 06:07 PM
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Curious behavior
Lil' Dave wrote: I have an older Linksys single user router (no built-in hub). Its connected to the motherboard's onboard LAN connection. My mouse is a infrared type by Logitech connected to the USB port physically parallel to the PS2 port on the motherboard. Normally, when I turn on the PC just at the beginning of the bios routine, the mouse will light up briefly and remain illuminated. Sometimes, not always, if I turn on the router, turn on the PC, the mouse may not light up. The mouse won't be found in XP either. Its probably just an oddity that needs no fix. Just curious of opinions of the cause of this. USB port and the on-board Ethernet port may be sharing the same IRQ.
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August 1st 09, 06:07 PM
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Curious behavior
Lil' Dave wrote: I have an older Linksys single user router (no built-in hub). Its connected to the motherboard's onboard LAN connection. My mouse is a infrared type by Logitech connected to the USB port physically parallel to the PS2 port on the motherboard. Normally, when I turn on the PC just at the beginning of the bios routine, the mouse will light up briefly and remain illuminated. Sometimes, not always, if I turn on the router, turn on the PC, the mouse may not light up. The mouse won't be found in XP either. Its probably just an oddity that needs no fix. Just curious of opinions of the cause of this. USB port and the on-board Ethernet port may be sharing the same IRQ.
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