Generally, Microsoft’s generic drivers are enough for proper interaction between the Mouse and the Operating System or the device comes preinstalled with the driver that gets installed in the computer the first time. But if you are facing issues with the device, the below tutorial will work for Windows 10/8.1/7 to update the Mouse Driver. 'Uninstalling the HID mouse (2) from Device Manager, and restarting the PC, then plugging in the dongle for the mouse to reinstall does not resolve the problem.' 'Also, the first time I uninstalled, I checked the box to uninstall the driver software, knowing that it should have reinstalled after rebooting and reconnecting the mouse.' HID® OMNIKEY® 1021, 3X21, 6121 DRIVER SELF-EXTRACTING ARCHIVE WINDOWS 10 64-BIT. Buwin1064release201403201.2.24.27.exe - (313.16 KB) Supported readers: OMNIKEY 1021, OMNIKEY 3021, OMNIKEY 3121, OMNIKEY 3621, OMNIKEY 3821, OMNIKEY 6121. After doing a system refresh, my precision touchpad no longer shows up as such in my Control Panel, showing up only as an "HID compliant Mouse". This is a problem for me because 1) I like to disable it while my mouse is connected, 2) I like to turn off the tap function on the pad, and 3) it no longer serves as a precision touchpad. My computer is an Aspire E5-772G-56AJ.
Driver Hid Mouse
Using the Mouse Rel Driver
Overview
The mouse driver rel(relative) allows you to:
- Position the cursor relative to the current cursor position.
- Press and/or release the left, middle and right buttons.
The Mouse Driver Rel Sender Utility
Use the SDK Mouse Driver Rel Sender to send relative movement values and mouse button states to the mouse driver. The mouse cursor will respond as if a real physical mouse had been moved and its buttons pressed. Be sure to press the ‘Connect to Mouse Driver’ before sending relative movement values and button states to the driver.
Relative Coordinates
The driver sends relative movement values.
- [-10,-5] moves the cursor 10 pixels to the left and 5 pixels up.
- [20, 16] moves the cursor 20 pixels to the right and 16 pixels down.
- [0, 0] doesn’t move the cursor, so this is useful when pressing or releasing mouse buttons.
Sending Data to the Driver
First, iterate through all drivers until you find ‘Tetherscript Virtual Mouse Rel’ and connect to that driver. Then send a packed record as a ‘Feature Report’ to the driver. More info on feature reports below:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/hid/
Mouse driver reports are based sdk/delphi/common/hut1_12v2.pdf
Delphi
Here’s the mouse driver report Delphi data format. In our Delphi source we call this a Feature, but really it is a standard HID Input Report. This is just the terminology left over from Delphi’s JCL and JVCL libraries.:
type PTSetFeatureMouseRel = ^TSetFeatureMouseRel; TSetFeatureMouseRel = packed record ReportID: Byte; CommandCode: Byte; buttons: byte; X: Byte; Y: Byte;end;
Drivers For Hid Usb Mouse
C#
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Pack = 1)] public struct SetFeatureMouseRel { public Byte ReportID; public Byte CommandCode; public Byte Buttons; public sbyte X; public sbyte Y; }
c
This corresponds to the following c struct (this is the actual receiving input report struct from the driver source):
typedef struct _HIDMINI_CONTROL_INFO { UCHAR ReportId; UCHAR ControlCode; BYTE buttons; CHAR X; CHAR Y;} HIDMINI_CONTROL_INFO, * PHIDMINI_CONTROL_INFO;
- ReportID: is always 1, whether sending data or resetting the driver. Just leave it as 1.
- CommandCode: This is 1 if resetting the driver, 2 if sending data.
- buttons: Left, middle and right mouse buttons are encoded in this byte. Left button down = 1. Right button down adds 2. Left button down adds 4. This is basically or’ing the rightmost three bits of the byte to indicate button state. Releasing a button is done by clearing the bit to zero and sending the report to the driver again. The hid spec supports only three buttons, but obviously most mice have more than that. Usually those mice will require some additional software/driver from the mouse manufacturer to recognize those buttons. We’re not sure how these are sent exactly.
- 00000000 = no buttons pressed.
- 00000001 = only left button pressed.
- 00000010 = only right button pressed.
- 00000100 = only middle button pressed.
- 00000110 = only right and middle buttons pressed.
- 00000101 = only left and middle buttons pressed.
- 00000111 = all buttons pressed.
- 00000010 and then wait x ms and then 00000000 = to right-click and then release the button. x is a delay, try at least 50ms. That is the time the button remains pressed.
- X: The mouse relative X position from -127 to 127.
- Y: The mouse relative Y position from -127 to 127.
Handling Stuck Mouse Buttons
As an example, normally a right-mouse-click is 00000010 and then wait x ms then 00000000. It is possible that you may have forgotten, or due to your app crashing, that a button remains pressed. There are three ways to unstuck a button.
- Send a Reset command to the mouse driver. This will release all mouse buttons.
- Physically press and release the button on a real physical mouse. That should clear it.
- Reboot.
Resetting the Driver
To reset the driver, send the report with a CommandCode = 1. The X and Z values are ignored, so Z and Y to any value you like. Internally, the driver will release the buttons and set X = 0 and Y = 0. Alternatively, , you can send a report with CommandCode = 1, buttons = 0, X and Y = 0. It’s up to you whether to use the reset function, but it isn’t critical for the mouse driver.
Your First Hello-Driver App – a Suggestion
Drivers Hid Mouse Driver
- Iterate through the drivers and find and connect to the mouse driver.
- Send data with a command code of 2, buttons = 0, X = 10, Y = 10.
- Run your code. If it works, you’ll see the mouse cursor move a little to the lower-right.
Category: Input Device
Manufacturer: Logitech
Caution Level: Safe
Download File Size: 19MB
Operating System: Windows XP
Latest Version / Release Date: 5.10.203 / 07 Jan 2009
Windows device driver information for HID Compliant Mouse
This HID compliant laser mouse has a responsiveness of 16 bits/axis for USB data format and a USB report rate of 1000 reports per second. During sleep mode the responsiveness is automatically disabled. It supports resolution of 200-5000 dpi with image processing of 9mp per second. The buttons have a durability of up to 8 million clicks for the left and right buttons. The mouse is fitted with interchangeable precision grips with satin texture for palm comfort. It has an additional wide load grip and compact shape for finger control. This laser mouse has a customized color LED that displays the mouse dpi settings. The weight can be adjusted up to 28 grams using a weight cartridge and additional metal weights. The device has an onboard memory that programs the five profiles for dpi settings, LED colors and keyboard macros.
Outdated Drivers?
Drivers Hid Mouse Drivers
Unless you update your drivers regularly you may face hardware performance issues.
To check your drivers you should manually verify every device on your system for driver updates
These personalized settings are able to be transferred to another PC by using the mouse. A modern MicroGear technology enables precise scrolling for easy selection and switching of modes for fast frictionless scrolling. The casing of this HID compliant Logitech mouse is made of Polytetrafluoroethylene material which glides easily on different surfaces with ease. The Logitech G9 laser mouse comes with accessories including precision and wide load grips, a weight cartridge, cased tuning weights and a user manual. This particular model is preferred by gamers who enjoy high quality gaming laser that gives accuracy at different hand speeds. It is also able to adjust speed according to the game being played using pixel precise targeting of up to 200dpi or extremely fast operations of up to 5000 dpi. The system requirements are Windows XP operating system and a USB port. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for Windows and HID Compliant Mouse errors before installing any driver updates.