Vista keyboard/mouse driver kills Vista screen saver

Hello guys, I recently installed Vista Ultimate on a pretty fast machine, and
got everything set up, peripherals installed etc. The screen saver worked
great. Then I bought the Microsoft Desktop 6000 wireless Vista enabled
keyboard and high def mouse and installed the software, which subsequently
popped up a message stating "not compatible with Vista" which I found amusing
sinse it is a "Vista Certified" product, but quickly found the correct
driver/software pack on the Microsoft site and installed. Now everything
works great but I noticed the screen saver won't come on anymore. I did some
research online and found several forums with lots of people having the same
issue, namely: intall the Microsoft Vista drivers for Microsoft keyboard and
mouse, and the screen saver dies... Frustrating!!!

Just wanted to see if you are aware of this problem, and/or is there a fix????

Thanks!!! Mark

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I would ask Microsoft as both systems are theirs.


"Mark from Portland" <MarkfromPortland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Hello guys, I recently installed Vista Ultimate on a pretty fast machine,
> and
> got everything set up, peripherals installed etc. The screen saver worked
> great. Then I bought the Microsoft Desktop 6000 wireless Vista enabled
> keyboard and high def mouse and installed the software, which subsequently
> popped up a message stating "not compatible with Vista" which I found
> amusing
> sinse it is a "Vista Certified" product, but quickly found the correct
> driver/software pack on the Microsoft site and installed. Now everything
> works great but I noticed the screen saver won't come on anymore. I did
> some
> research online and found several forums with lots of people having the
> same
> issue, namely: intall the Microsoft Vista drivers for Microsoft keyboard
> and
> mouse, and the screen saver dies... Frustrating!!!
>
> Just wanted to see if you are aware of this problem, and/or is there a
> fix????
>
> Thanks!!! Mark
>
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Already have, but was hoping that someone knew something more about this or
how to fix it. =)

"Ian" wrote:

> I would ask Microsoft as both systems are theirs.
>
>
> "Mark from Portland" <MarkfromPortland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:BCDDC856-A75A-41C4-B410-B104BD11DDF0@microsoft.com...
> > Hello guys, I recently installed Vista Ultimate on a pretty fast machine,
> > and
> > got everything set up, peripherals installed etc. The screen saver worked
> > great. Then I bought the Microsoft Desktop 6000 wireless Vista enabled
> > keyboard and high def mouse and installed the software, which subsequently
> > popped up a message stating "not compatible with Vista" which I found
> > amusing
> > sinse it is a "Vista Certified" product, but quickly found the correct
> > driver/software pack on the Microsoft site and installed. Now everything
> > works great but I noticed the screen saver won't come on anymore. I did
> > some
> > research online and found several forums with lots of people having the
> > same
> > issue, namely: intall the Microsoft Vista drivers for Microsoft keyboard
> > and
> > mouse, and the screen saver dies... Frustrating!!!
> >
> > Just wanted to see if you are aware of this problem, and/or is there a
> > fix????
> >
> > Thanks!!! Mark
> >
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> > http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com....vista.general
> >
>
>

Go to Windows update and get the:

Microsoft - Other Hardware - HID Non-User Input Data Filter

This will fix the problem
--
Paul


"Mark from Portland" wrote:

> Already have, but was hoping that someone knew something more about this or
> how to fix it. =)
>
> "Ian" wrote:
>
> > I would ask Microsoft as both systems are theirs.
> >
> >
> > "Mark from Portland" <MarkfromPortland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> > message news:BCDDC856-A75A-41C4-B410-B104BD11DDF0@microsoft.com...
> > > Hello guys, I recently installed Vista Ultimate on a pretty fast machine,
> > > and
> > > got everything set up, peripherals installed etc. The screen saver worked
> > > great. Then I bought the Microsoft Desktop 6000 wireless Vista enabled
> > > keyboard and high def mouse and installed the software, which subsequently
> > > popped up a message stating "not compatible with Vista" which I found
> > > amusing
> > > sinse it is a "Vista Certified" product, but quickly found the correct
> > > driver/software pack on the Microsoft site and installed. Now everything
> > > works great but I noticed the screen saver won't come on anymore. I did
> > > some
> > > research online and found several forums with lots of people having the
> > > same
> > > issue, namely: intall the Microsoft Vista drivers for Microsoft keyboard
> > > and
> > > mouse, and the screen saver dies... Frustrating!!!
> > >
> > > Just wanted to see if you are aware of this problem, and/or is there a
> > > fix????
> > >
> > > Thanks!!! Mark
> > >
> > > ----------------
> > > This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
> > > suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
> > > Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
> > > this
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> > > click "I Agree" in the message pane.
> > >
> > > http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com....vista.general
> > >
> >
> >

To resolve this issue, with your wireless receiver plugged in (this is
important, or the update won't be offered), check for updates. To do this,
go to Control Panel (Classic View) > Windows Update > Check for Updates.
Install the Optional Hardware Update that is named Microsoft HID Non-User
Input Data Filter.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911895

"Mark from Portland" <MarkfromPortland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:BCDDC856-A75A-41C4-B410-B104BD11DDF0@microsoft.com...
> Hello guys, I recently installed Vista Ultimate on a pretty fast machine,
> and
> got everything set up, peripherals installed etc. The screen saver worked
> great. Then I bought the Microsoft Desktop 6000 wireless Vista enabled
> keyboard and high def mouse and installed the software, which subsequently
> popped up a message stating "not compatible with Vista" which I found
> amusing
> sinse it is a "Vista Certified" product, but quickly found the correct
> driver/software pack on the Microsoft site and installed. Now everything
> works great but I noticed the screen saver won't come on anymore. I did
> some
> research online and found several forums with lots of people having the
> same
> issue, namely: intall the Microsoft Vista drivers for Microsoft keyboard
> and
> mouse, and the screen saver dies... Frustrating!!!
>
> Just wanted to see if you are aware of this problem, and/or is there a
> fix????
>
> Thanks!!! Mark
>
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