I have a sigma KMS350 wireless mouse and keyboard set. Whilst the keyboard works fine I get no response from the mouse whatsoever. I know that it needs new drivers but i dont know where to get them... every time i search for a driver i get either drver robot or driver detective expecting me to pay slly prices for something that i already know... can anyone help me with fnding the rght drivers, im at wits end!

Ta

You may want to go here and follow the advice given -

OR

I use DriverMax only to find the driver I may need, then I go to the Manufacturers website and download and install the required driver.

On no account download and install drivers through Windows Updates. Only install new drivers if you are having trouble with the existing drivers as newest is not always best.

keep us posted,

kind regards,

Despite using driver max it identifies my mouse as a different brand and when i go to the site it says it cant find my model number... still dont know what to do... ive evn tried googling the newest version of it that driver max says is available but still no avail

A Couple of suggestions, if it was mine I would buy a new mouse/keyboard as they are so reasonable these days.........borrow one from a pal first to see if it works.

The other link I gave re PCPitstop scan for drivers, did you try that one just out of interest.

Let us know, do post back if you need,

kind regards,

Finally managed to get a compatible driver... only problem with it now is that it no longer runs on my desk surface, need to use an old shirt till i can get a mat lol! Thanks for all your help tho tallin, maybe you could answer this one for me too... this is the first time i have used it since installing a wireless router for my connection and now my pointer jumps all over the screen at times... could this be caused by the closness of the rciever and router? and if so, do the mouse and reciever need a direct line of sight or just a close proximity?

Ta

Glad you are having some success with your Wireless keyboard and mouse. I am not privy to what OS you are running, but suggest you go to:

• Start
• Settings
• Control Panel
• Mouse and Keyboard
• Play around with the options offered

You may be able to correct the 'jumping around' issue you find yourself with.
I have no experience with Wireless Mouse and Keyboard software so I do not know the answer to your last question.....sorry.

best regards,