Hi James
Yes, Windows 10 will recognize tat mouse without the associated driver and software and it will function correctly, Windows will just load a generic driver when that mouse is connected . . .
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So I have a wireless mouse {see title} that I'm currently using on my Dell Inspiron desk with Windows 7. With the demise of Windows 7 support approaching, I am purchasing a new Dell Inspiron desktop with Windows 10 installed. Really like this mouse. its just a basic no thrills mouse that I'm comfortable with. Software disk is for windows 7 and my research came up with nothing for Windows 10. Its just a basic wireless mouse {left right click scroll} that fits my hand well. My questions are do I really need the software. If I plug the reciever in and turn on the mouse with Windows 10 recognize it? Thanks. Also have a Microsoft 4000 keyboard but not the same issue. there are Windows 10 downloads for that so should be ok there. Thanks for your time
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Hi James
Yes, Windows 10 will recognize tat mouse without the associated driver and software and it will function correctly, Windows will just load a generic driver when that mouse is connected . . .
Hi, Jamesmcleod3
My name is Smith and I am an Independent Advisor. I would be happy to help you today.
Windows 10 should recognize the wireless mouse automatically.
Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.