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I presume that '. I've installed the drivers.' Indicates an awareness of the appropriate CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT entries for mouse support (e.g. The MOUSE.SYS driver in CONFIG or MOUSE.COM in AUTOEXEC). As DaveBaldwin noted, not all DOS programs are 'mouse aware' - so are you sure the program you're trying to use it in 'knows' about a mouse?
I have built a DOS 6.22 system, on a newer computer and want to be able to use the USB ports on the computer under DOS. Is there a driver to do that with? Useful Dos Files Here is the collection of USB Drivers, SCSI Drivers, CD-ROM Drivers, SATA Driver, Ram Disk Drivers, and other useful dos Files. You can add line in to Config.sys to load device driver (sys files).
Also, as I asked above, is this a serial port mouse? I assume so, but 'serial' could also be used to describe a USB (Universal SERIAL Bus) mouse. And that will NOT work in DOS, since DOS doesn't support USB devices unless you're using a specialized driver (Google 'DOSUSB' if you need that driver).
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The serial mouse is the 9 pin connector type. The version of DOS I am using is 6.22. I have tried using the mouse in another computer with MS DOS 6.22 installed and tested it using the same DOS application and it works, maybe there's a fault on the motherboard. The motherboard being used is a Socket 7 Intel Advanced/AS board. I have a program that I wrote back in the DOS days that gives you some info about the system, but it appears that executables are not to be posted here.
Nevertheless, there is a way you can see what port is being used for COM1. Try the following: debug d 40:0 l8 q (that is a lower-case L) The 8 pairs of digits are telling you the port addresses that the BIOS found for serial ports, low byte first.
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For example, F8 03 F8 02 00 00 00 00 means that it found two COM ports, the first has the I/O address of 03F8 and the second is 02F8. This doesn't tell you the IRQ, though.
Just in case you are interested, take a look at the next 8 bytes (try d 40:0 l16), and you will get the I/O addresses of the parallel ports. (a) The mouse works on another machine, so it's reasonable to say the mouse works. (b) The configuration is identical to the other system - and the commands you posted to load the driver are correct, so it's likely you have the correct driver installed.
(c) It would seem that either the connector for your serial port is defective; or the port itself isn't working correctly Since you noted that '. I have also tried using a brand new serial connector bracket plate.' It seems unlikely the connection on the bracket is an issue. If you have a serial port card available, I'd try that instead of the onboard port Be sure to disable the onboard port in the BIOS.
Another thing you could try to confirm your OS configuration is okay is to simply boot the hard drive from this computer on the other machine that you know works with the serial mouse. If all works well, then you'll know for certain this is a hardware issue with the machine and not a configuration issue. 2 cents worth. There were at least 3 different pinouts on motherboard serial connectors for motherboards in that time frame and you do need to have a matching female connector and port/bracket. The driver will load since it is based on the motherboard connector. There's usually no good way to tell which is what regarding connectors. I always tested with a loopback plug and test software to ensure the correct adapter was installed when using an adapter that did not come with the motherboard.
Glad those days are over. It was a pain in the butt! Well, my Floppy Disk Controller Card came in the post today (it has a serial port attached). I got myself an ISA Socket card to ensure that it would fit with a wide range of motherboards from the 486/Pentium era and.little drum roll. the mouse now works! First, I disabled the serial ports in the BIOS as was suggested, then I ran the debug command to see if all zeros were displayed and they were. Then I installed the card and booted up.
Initially I received the error: Floppy disk resource conflict. However, after changing a jumper on the card I no longer get this error and everything is currently working fine!
Thank you all so much for your help!