Crash WinXP on connect USB-mouse

Help me please. I have update my winxp on thruth windows update - and download A-FOUR tech mouse driver(i have this mouse). Windows notice me that this driver is not microsoft certified, but i click yes. Now i have problem - when i connect mouse to usb port system is crash. What may i do?

Hi
In my opinion if its a USB mouse its not necessary to install the mouse driver because the OS recognized automatically the USB device. I recommend to remove the mouse driver. After rebooting the OS you can try to connect the mouse again to port.
Bye

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