- #Kensington mouseworks windows 10 .exe#
- #Kensington mouseworks windows 10 install#
- #Kensington mouseworks windows 10 drivers#
- #Kensington mouseworks windows 10 update#
- #Kensington mouseworks windows 10 mac#
#Kensington mouseworks windows 10 drivers#
I would recommend keeping the mouse software CD handy in case Windows is unable to auto-install the drivers from the web. Your mouse as well as ClickOnce apps should then work.Īfter uninstalling this software some extended mouse features and effects may not work but basic mouse functionality will be fine. It will prompt for reboot after which the minimal mouse drivers should get reinstalled automatically. If this is indeed the problem on your machine you will need to uninstall the Kensington Mouseworks software from Add/Remove Programs.
This causes ClickOnce apps to crash. We are following up with Kensington Mouseworks to get this fixed. The mouse software has a bug that causes winforms app run from location greater than 128 chars in length to crash. One additional thing to check - do you by any chance have Kensington Mouseworks software installed? We've seen problems with Winforms apps crashing when run on machines with this software installed. If this is the case the general Windows Forms alias will be a better place to post the issue. If this direct activation of exe fails then looks like you have a general problem with launching managed apps on the machine not related to ClickOnce.
#Kensington mouseworks windows 10 update#
application file) so that the right update and security checks are done. For regular activation of ClickOnce apps use the start menu shortcut (or url to. Note: Do this as a troubleshooting step only.
#Kensington mouseworks windows 10 .exe#
exe under "%userprofile%\local settings\Apps". It's under a few levels of obfuscated folders so easiest thing is to search for. navigate using explorer to clickonce store folder where application is installed. I emailed them when I had a VM and they told me I never needed a driver.Try running EXE directly from ClickOnce store location and see if that works. Personally I think it's a disgrace a company like Kensington can't have a word with Microsoft and sort this problem out.
Once you are set up and are installing MW get hold of XP manager or some program that can turn of "WINDOWS FILE PROTECTION" then it will be intact after you reboot. The aforementioned was me messing about to see what would happen if I installed MS first.
#Kensington mouseworks windows 10 install#
My advice if you need this driver is to install everything on your computer you are going to.then install MouseWorks Last.If you have to install something else delete MW first run Error Doctor and then reinstall it after you have installed whatever.works for me. When I checked why.you guessed it KW dll.grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!! I just tried to install my Creative Sound Blaster Audigy drivers and the self extractor was shut down by Windows. I just upgraded my whole computer and the problems I am having because of MouseWorks is breaking my bones. I happen to need this driver and Kensington and Window are sitting about scratching their backsides and appantly doing nothing about it. Windows XP in some cases asks you if you want to keep these files.or it can make windows unstable. Run Error Doctor it comes up as a High Priority Error. I have been struggling with it for 2 years.įirst of when you install mouseworks it will work ok until you reboot.the acceleration goes crazy. There is without doubt a conflict between windows XP and mouseworks.
#Kensington mouseworks windows 10 mac#
If I can to find a way to get the mouse to be released to the Mac when I press ctrl-cmd, and to get the cursor to reappear when I press ctrl-cmd again, I think the problem will be solved. My mouse works fine when I boot into Boot Camp with the same version of Windows and the same version of MouseWorks, so I think the issue is isolated to Fusion (no, I'm not using my Boot Camp volume as the VM being used to test your suggestions, rather, this VM was converted from my Parallels VM, although the problem as first reported does also exist when I use my Boot Camp partition as the Fusion VM).ĭo you think it might be worthwhile to try to set HID = true for the Boot Camp Fusion VM to see whether something leftover from the Parallels installation might be causing the issue? But when I connect the Kensington mouse this way, and ungrab with ctrl-cmd, the cursor isn't released to work for the Mac and if I press ctrl-cmd again to get the mouse reclaimed by Fusion, the cursor outline no longer moves, although there is, however, apparently a cursor that I can't see, because I get a contextual menu with a right-click, and moving the mouse apparently changes the position of the cursor, although it remains invisible.
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