Hi,

has any1 succeded installing any of those Intelli*?

intellitype, extract the contents of the package, search for a .inf file, copy the folder to your $OEM$\drivers path... add entries to winnt.sif: done!

intellitype, extract the contents of the package, search for a .inf file, copy the folder to your $OEM$\drivers path... add entries to winnt.sif: done!

@Simonsays - Its not as easy as what you think.

@mtk - this topic has been covered indepth in a previous post. Please do a search before you make a new post on an existing topic. And please dont come up with an excuse that you did a search and came up with nothing or didn't know what keywords to use, because "Intellipoint" or "Intellitype" brings up the correct topic

@big poppa pump, i DON'T need to search i own a m$ internet keyboard pro that uses intellitype. i did what i said and works for me, driver it's installed perfectly with sp2 at least. maybe software (that manage multimedia buttons) not because i haven't test it, perhaps...

And please dont come up with an excuse that you did a search and came up with nothing or didn't know what keywords to use, because "Intellipoint" or "Intellitype" brings up the correct topic

and please don't come here with your excuses like "i didn't know about it", and yes i KNOW the differences between "Intellipoint" and "Intellitype"

@big poppa pump, i DON'T need to search i own a m$ internet keyboard pro that uses intellitype. i did what i said and works for me, driver it's installed perfectly with sp2 at least. maybe software (that manage multimedia buttons) not because i haven't test it, perhaps...

And please dont come up with an excuse that you did a search and came up with nothing or didn't know what keywords to use, because "Intellipoint" or "Intellitype" brings up the correct topic

and please don't come here with your excuses like "i didn't know about it", and yes i KNOW the differences between "Intellipoint" and "Intellitype"

Did you even bother reading what I typed? Only the first sentence was directed at you. The next time please read before you comment!

yes i know it wasn't for me and perhaps i was too rude, my excuses, but he got a solution to try, why recommend him to search again?

someone like MtK with so many posts knows to search

I told him because I had posted in that topic on how to install both Intellitype and Intellipoint with the correct switches.

Then again even I may have been rude in my previous post, but just because you have a higher post count doesnt necessarily mean you shouldn't use the search function.

yes, posts don't mean "know" but i'm sure he has read a lot of times "please search".

I had posted in that topic on how to install both Intellitype and Intellipoint with the correct switches.

the thread it's older than 30 days, this is probably why he coudn't find it.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...hl=Intellipoint

if you have post there why not just point him to it? anyway my excuses again, for me topic it's closed

@SiMoNsAyS & @big poppa pump

10x 4 attacking & deffending me at the same time...

And YES, I do know how to search, & I did found the previous post about it, but still no solution found, so I popped up the question again...

What exactly did you not understand?

@MtK what's your problem?? you got something to try (put the driver files on the oem\drivers folder and see if it works (for me at least yes)) and @big poppa pump talked about a thread with switches for the .msi. i've also have do the search (for you) and point you to the right post.

don't bug us, simply read:

here are the values I pulled out of the MSI for various models:

Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer 2.0 (With Tilt Wheel) = 16

Wireless Optical Mouse 2.0 (With Tilt Wheel) =15

IntelliMouse Explorer 4.0 (With Tilt Wheel) = 14

Basic Optical Mouse = 13

* No 12 listed *

Optical Mouse = 11

Wireless Optical Mouse = 10

Wireless Wheel Mouse = 9

Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer = 8

Wheel Mouse Optical = 7

Trackball Optical = 6

Trackball Explorer = 5

IntelliMouse Web = 4

IntelliMouse Optical = 3

IntelliMouse Explorer = 2

Microsoft Mouse = 1

IntelliMouse = 0

[Keyboard]
HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%\install017",1,,"%11%\msiexec.exe /i %01%\install\Intellipoint\Keyboard\ITP50.msi kb=1009 /QR"

[Mouse]
HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%\install017",2,,"%11%\msiexec.exe /i %01%\install\Intellipoint\Mouse\IP50.msi mm=16 /QR REBOOT=ReallySuppress"

don't forget that we don't attack or defend, we are only trying to help u!

Your best bet is to install the keyboard/mouse drivers on an existing installation and pull the correct values for the models out of the registry. That is how I did it for my keyboard and mouse.

It works alone with the English version of Intellipoint.

In order to install it in other languages?

Thanks

In your extracted files search for setup.ini and edit the section [Languages]. change the default key to whatever you want. By default it is English (United States).

[Languages]

count=12

default=409

key0=804

key1=404

key2=409

key3=40c

key4=407

key5=408

key6=410

key7=411

key8=412

key9=416

key10=816

key11=40a

Use the appropriate key for you language and make the changes to the default key and save the file.

Also open up the lang.ini file and make the necessary change.

[LANG]

Language=1033

1033 is default English (United states) - Hex (00000409)

For the other keys in the setup.ini here are the hex conversions

key0=804 (2052)

key1=404 (1028)

key2=409 (1033)

key3=40c (1036)

key4=407 (1031)

key5=408 (1032)

key6=410 (1040)

key7=411 (1041)

key8=412 (1042)

key9=416 (1046)

key10=816 (2070)

key11=40a (1034)

[Keyboard]
HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%\install017",1,,"%11%\msiexec.exe /i %01%\install\Intellipoint\Keyboard\ITP50.msi kb=1009 /QR"

[Mouse]
HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%\install017",2,,"%11%\msiexec.exe /i %01%\install\Intellipoint\Mouse\IP50.msi mm=16 /QR REBOOT=ReallySuppress"

I don't understand the code used here(I don't use runonceex) The part I don't quite understand is:

%11%\msiexec.exe /i -- What is the %11%? and are we calling msiexec.exe with an i switch? Why would we have to call msiexec.exe and pass the ip50.msi to it as an argument? Why couldn't I just execute ip50.msi by itselft with the mm switch? Is it something that has to be done because of the RunOnceEx method or is it something to do with the intelli software? and what is the %01% in front of the \install?