[Nikos]

When I install my new Logitech wireless mouse, the general buttons work (right, left, fwd, backward). But when I install the drivers for it, the fwd and backward buttons don't work? My Microsoft Desktop Wireless Elite works a little shaky too in terms of the keyboard when the Logitech drivers are installed. But when I just plug in the mouse with no drivers, the Microsoft and Logitech work fine (except for the Media Buttons on my mouse).

So basically I have to choose what I like better the fwd/bwd or the media buttons on my mouse. But I am wondering, is there a way where I can get both to work simultaneously without the drivers conflicting?

Any help would be great

Thanks

 

[Edwood]

How about no drivers for the Microsoft keyboard and drivers for the Logitech only?

-Ed

 

[tortie]

Try downloading new drivers for both your mouse and keyboard, I have a Mircosoft Natural Keyboard Pro and a Logitech MX500 and dont have any problems. Both are not wireless though.