Bluetooth In DOS

[BearPup]

Hello All,
I have a Bluetooth mouse connected to my netbook, and all works fine. However, the backup / cloning software I use operates outside of Windows. In fact Keriver 1-click Restore operates right after the initial boot-up sequences finishes. The problem is that my Bluetooth mouse doesn't function in this 'in-between state' between DOS and Windows.

My question: is there a way, possibly through a TSR, that would load the Bluetooth drivers before the Keriver software starts. Would a driver or TSR in the folder Keriver reads from to list the various restore images available do the trick? Is there a program that can 'force' the Bluetooth driver to load 'early'?

Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards,
BearPup

 

[mouse24]

I am almost positive that theres nothing like this. Its not really an issue since USB mice are so cheap. Grab a 2 dollar mouse, problem solved.

 

[BearPup]

I am almost positive that theres nothing like this. Its not really an issue since USB mice are so cheap. Grab a 2 dollar mouse, problem solved.

I have a regular USB wireless mouse that does work, and I have this Bluetooth mouse that I like using. Just want to use the Bluetooth mouse instead. Was hoping there would be a way to use the Bluetooth mouse before entering Windows.

 

[fancarolina]

This would require Bluetooth drivers for your specific Bluetooth chipset in whatever environment the backup/cloning software is running in be it WinPE, DOS, or Linux based. I wouldn't hold my breath for this support. USB is going to be the most universal solution.