Plug in one of the mice
Next, hit the Windows Key on your keyboard
In the search box, type Device Manager
After Device Manager opens, hit the Tab key and then use the down arrow to navigate to where it says "Mice and other pointing devices"
When your on the "Mice and other pointing devices" item, click the Right Arrow
Do you see something that says "HID-compliant mouse" ?
If yes, down arrow until that is highlighted then click enter to bring up the dialog
You will need to use Tab and the arrows to get over to the tab in the dialog that says "Driver"
Once on the driver tab page, use tab to get to the Uninstall Button. Uninstall the driver.
With your mouse still plugged in, restart your PC. The driver for the mouse should be...