1000hz polling rate with intellimouse 3.0 on Windows 7

[Umrao J]

I have bought a new laptop just before few weeks and I am running a Windows 7 operating system on this machine. This machine also has a Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 running on it. I want to run my mouse at 1000hz through the USB connection. But I don't have any idea that how to do it so can you guys help me to know about it?

[samar69]

I used a hacked driver for the older mice up to windows 7, but now longer have mice that are not natively supported 1000Hz. Unfortunately, the Intellimouse does not support it natively - you could find a hacked driver, which is the only way to do it. Furthermore, hacked drivers, thinking back, the 500 Hz mode worked better than 1000 Hz, because most standard mice without the support of 1000Hz cannot really offer specific information about the disruption it free again at that speed, I used to get lower jumps and stops at 1000 Hz, but it was fine to 500 Hz, 500 Hz and remains a great StepUp of 125Hz.

[Eru]

I remember from the days of PS2 mouse, you can use a hacked driver to establish a mouserate was a multiple of the refresh rate, but never found any difference. In addition, there is no driver available hacked (that I know of) that lets you choose any refresh rate you want, actually it has been compiled with the static refresh rates, now only options I have in my mind are 500 Hz and 1000 Hz (and maybe 250Hz).

[mathews]

Some mice did not go all the way up to 1000Hz. This is mainly in wireless mice.

1. What you need: HIDUSBF.zip - dimr.exe (Direct Input Mouse Rate)

2. HIDUSBF.zip and extract to a folder dimr.exe

3. Click "HIDUSBF.INF" find the installation (If warning comes about unsigned drivers do not worry)

4. Open dseo13b.exe and check "Enable test mode".

5. Restart

6. After restarting you will see "Windows test mode XXXX XXXX build" You can get rid of this, but for now dseo13b.exe reopen and check "Signing a file system"

7. In the box type in "C: \ Windows \ System32 \ Drivers \ HIDUSBF.sys." If successful a window will say "The file system has successfully signed ..."

8. Restart

9. HIDUSBF reopen folder and click on "Setup.exe"

10. Find your mouse click on it (note has blue) and in the bottom of the window check "Filter Device" and choose your fare

11. Click Restart and open dimr.exe. If you still run by default 125Hz restart Windows Vista or 7 64-bit operating system again

12. To remove a watermark dseo13b.exe open and click Remove watermarks. We link to the website with the correct files to remove