Microsoft bluetooth mouse & satellite P30 series

I bought a microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth with an adapter USB BlueTooth.
I put the adapter and bluetooth connection works ok. I was able to communicate with my mobile phone.
But not my new mouse. On another computer it works fine. On mine I can'y install the driver. When I search for mouse, on bluetooth devices, it is recognized, but when I open again bluetooth devices, it isn't show.
The driver for TouchPad is overwrited with PS2 IntelliMouse ... and my mouse is not working.
Can anybody help me?

Hi
Unfortunately, its not easy to say why it doesnt work.
Does the other computer has a touchpad or a extra mouse driver?
Maybe there are some conflicts with the touchpad driver. You can try to remove the touchpad driver (Alps Touch pad Driver) and then try to test the Microsoft Bluetooth mouse. Maybe after this procedure the mouse will work properly.
Bye

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