The lights on the mice turn on when plugged in, and when I connect/disconnect them, Windows gives that well-known "ding" sound - so I'm guessing that there's connection. after uninstalling Intellipoint, I tried letting Windows update find drivers - to no avail. tested another USB mouse (Logitech Trackball) - it's also frozen. uninstalling the Intellipoint drivers doesn't help My problem is, that after rebooting, the cursor was frozen.
Having a microsoft mouse (Notebook Optical Mouse 3000), I of course chose that one during the install. I'm considering buying a couple more both for the energy tracking and for how well it works and how well it integrates into HomeKit.Attempting to fix some mousewheel scrolling issues, I tried installing the Microsoft Intellipoint 7.0 drivers (32bit) for Windows 7 beta. And while the utility tracking thing may not be a big selling point, I'm happy to have it as I'm trying to be somewhat green and the awareness helps. I didn't even realize this was a thing and now I'm going to be careful about this 'feature.' I've tried using it with Siri and with HomeKit setting it up was easy and it works fine. One reviewed notes that the plug connects via wifi which I do think is a real advantage (over Bluetooth) because you can control the switch from anywhere. I'm a little grumpy that even though it works fine with HomeKit, you have to download iHome's app before you can configure the plug.
May have been my error, but there you are. I'm a little grumpy that So, the plug did disconnect once while I was setting it up. So, the plug did disconnect once while I was setting it up.
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