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bill
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      02-18-2008
I have a Logitech optical mouse and I need it to be rt.click.
Whenever I reboot, Vista Premium resets to default.

It is o.k at the user window and almost at the end of the desktop b4 it
resets.

Vista also deletes my passwords in Outlook 2002/XP every bootup.
But Vista Mail is untouched.

Thanks for any help.
 
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JW
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      02-18-2008
Are you shutting down with the shutdown menu? If not then your setting
changes are not being saved.
"bill" <> wrote in message
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>I have a Logitech optical mouse and I need it to be rt.click.
> Whenever I reboot, Vista Premium resets to default.
>
> It is o.k at the user window and almost at the end of the desktop b4 it
> resets.
>
> Vista also deletes my passwords in Outlook 2002/XP every bootup.
> But Vista Mail is untouched.
>
> Thanks for any help.


 
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Mick Murphy
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      02-18-2008
It is a known fault with Outlook 2002(and prior), that it deletes your
passwords if you reboot.
And it won't be fixed.

We need Outlook 2003 or later for total vista compatibility.
No problems with Outlook 2003.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"bill" wrote:

> I have a Logitech optical mouse and I need it to be rt.click.
> Whenever I reboot, Vista Premium resets to default.
>
> It is o.k at the user window and almost at the end of the desktop b4 it
> resets.
>
> Vista also deletes my passwords in Outlook 2002/XP every bootup.
> But Vista Mail is untouched.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>

 
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John Barnes
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      02-18-2008
Have you installed the latest driver for your mouse? Check the Logitech
site for the latest Vista compatible driver (32 or 64-bit as appropriate)


"bill" <> wrote in message
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>I have a Logitech optical mouse and I need it to be rt.click.
> Whenever I reboot, Vista Premium resets to default.
>
> It is o.k at the user window and almost at the end of the desktop b4 it
> resets.
>
> Vista also deletes my passwords in Outlook 2002/XP every bootup.
> But Vista Mail is untouched.
>
> Thanks for any help.


 
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bill
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      02-20-2008
Logitech recommends uninstalling the mouse driver b4 and/or after
installing
Vista. Then re-installing.
One annoying bug swatted.
Thanks



"John Barnes" <> wrote in message
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> Have you installed the latest driver for your mouse? Check the Logitech
> site for the latest Vista compatible driver (32 or 64-bit as appropriate)
>
>
> "bill" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I have a Logitech optical mouse and I need it to be rt.click.
>> Whenever I reboot, Vista Premium resets to default.
>>
>> It is o.k at the user window and almost at the end of the desktop b4 it
>> resets.
>>
>> Vista also deletes my passwords in Outlook 2002/XP every bootup.
>> But Vista Mail is untouched.
>>
>> Thanks for any help.

>


 
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