The microsoft nano transceiver v2.0 driver application was designed to be an ifd/ifl/ifw helper program to backup/restore entire drives. To repeat what I said yesterday, if the transceiver doesn't work, it's almost certainly a hardware problem. A microsoft nano transceiver v1.0 keyboard model 1447 and cant figure out how to use the ins key, windows 7, - answered by a verified tech support specialist. The only download available for this product is Intellipoint - which is not a driver and is not necessary to use the mouse (although it may add some capabilities). If you search your system, I'm sure you'll find all 3 of the above files (assuming that you've kept Windows up to date).

In Device Manager category 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers' there is an entry for 'USB Composite Device' which uses the following driver file.

These are the identical files used by my normal, wired, USB-connected, Logitech mouse. So far we havent seen any alert about this product. We have seen about 1 different instances of Microsoft Nano Transceiver V2 0 Driver.exe in different location. Microsoft 3000 v2.0 Wireless Keyboard Driver Microsoft 3000 v2.0 Wireless Keyboard Utility 3000 v2.0 Wireless Keyboard Driver 3000 v2. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

In Device Manager entry 'HID-compliant mouse' the driver files are listed as Microsoft Nano Transceiver V2 0 Driver.exe is known as Microsoft Nano Transceiver V2 0 Driver and it is developed by unknown. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver.

To be specific, my Mobile Mouse 6000 uses the following two drivers on Win XP Pro:

The device uses only drivers native to the operating system (i.e., built in to Windows XP, in your example). There is no downloadable driver for the nano transceiver.

Microsoft nano transceiver v2 0 driver