Where do I find drivers for mouse?

go on the mouse company's website and see if they have any drivers, find a driver specific to your mouse and that would probably help.

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Where do I find drivers for mouse?

I just bought a iBuypower pc and its working great, but the mouse that it came with is missing a function. The forward and back buttons will not work. Do I need some type of drivers for these? And if there are no drivers is there any mouse controlling software?

Ibuypower Drivers

Hello, try installing first the driver of the mouse and if it still doesn't fix the problem then you can try to use other mouse and see if it works. Anyways, here's what you can do to manually search for mouse drivers but if you want to go for a fast & easy way of updating drivers, you can use this tool: http://www.driverdetectiveregistrationkey.com/

1) Open your Start Menu by clicking the icon in the lower left of your screen. Do not have any programs open when you do this. It will eliminate clutter and make it easier to find what you need.

2) Right click on "My Computer" in your Start Menu. (Vista users should right click on "Computer" and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu.)

3) Find the Hardware tab and click "Device Manager." (Vista users should click "Device Manager" in the left hand menu from the Properties window. You do not need to click a tab first. Click "Continue" when prompted.)

4) Select the type of item you would like to find an updated driver for. For example, if you select "Display Adapters," it will expand and show all display adapters for your PC. If you are checking for updates on all of your devices, start at the top and work your way down.

5) Right click on the specific device you want to update drivers for on your PC. Select "Update Driver" from the pop-up menu. This opens the Hardware Update Wizard.

6) Select the button next to "Yes, this time only" to allow the wizard to connect to the Internet and search for an updated driver for your device. Click "Next".

7) Leave the selection set on "Install the software automatically" (If this is not selected, switch the selection to it). Click "Next." The wizard will now search for new drivers and install them automatically if it finds any. If your device is up to date, it will tell you it was unable to find a better driver for your device.

8) Click "Finish." Repeat Step 4 through Step 7 for each device in each expanded selection to update all drivers on your PC.

The drivers should be preinstalled, try going to the control panel and messing around