As mentioned earlier the Logisys MS6801 mouse doesn't ship with a driver disc, so I was pleasantly surprised to find out that when I plugged in the USB Nano Transceiver, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit correctly recognized and installed the proper driver for the Logisys MS6801 mouse. Even better, the driver was one that allowed me full use of all the mouse functions without having to load yet another endless piece of software at start up that will slow down my laptop. Unlike the Microsoft 6000 notebook mouse that I bought to have something to compare the Logisys MS6801 mouse to for this review, it actually allows my laptop to sleep normally, which the Microsoft 6000 mouse did not do. I imagine this could have been remedied by downloading some patch or maybe even the newer Intellipoint Software, but since both are Microsoft products is it asking too much that it would just work properly like the Logisys MS6801 mouse does with no additional software?



Link: MHW