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For a Windows platform PC, the generic Keyboard/mouse drivers are provided by Microsoft, you don't have to remove these drivers.
If you are using the software for the Keyboard/mouse the devices, you can remove these software, and install the new software for your new Keyboard/mouse combo set.
try to reinstall the Wireless Keyboard and Mouse driver software. you can download the Wireless Keyboard and Mouse driver software from your Wireless Keyboard and Mouse manufacturer's web site then restart the computer .
If you have both sets of keyboard and mouse plugged in, turn off the computer and remove the old mouse and plug in the new mouse. Reboot and if necessary use the keyboard to login. Once windows is loaded let it detect the new mouse and then shut down again. Take out the old keyboard and reboot. You should now be able to use both new pieces without problems.
Have you tried re-installing the software for the keyboard & mouse. It sounds like a driver is missing and the best way to solve it in most cases is to re-install the software from the disk that came with the Keyboard & Mouse. Hope that helps. Bud
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