Locate the item matching the properties of your device (or look for the yellow exclamation icon). Right-click the device and choose .
Consider upgrading to devices from:
A previous mouse driver is interfering with the new one. Uninstalling the device from the "Mice and other pointing devices" section and restarting the PC usually forces a clean re-enumeration. hid vid-1ea7 amp-pid-0066 amp-rev-0200 amp-mi-00
Users typically hunt for this specific string when their input device stops working correctly. The most frequent issues include:
For users looking to find technical details for other peripherals, tools like DeviceHunt or the USB ID Repository are excellent resources for mapping VIDs and PIDs to specific hardware. Locate the item matching the properties of your
"I'm encountering issues with a device that has a VID of 1EA7, PID of 0066, and a revision of 0200. The device identifier ends with MI-00. Can anyone provide insights or support on [specific issue you're facing]?"
If you see this hardware ID string via lsusb or inside the kernel logs ( /var/log/syslog ) on an alternative OS, it maps directly to standard usbhid architecture. Ensure your kernel has CONFIG_USB_HID enabled. If keys are missing, you may need to map them manually using tools like hwdb or xmodmap to account for the secondary interfaces ( MI_01 , etc.) native to mini media keyboards. Uninstalling the device from the "Mice and other
Sharkoon Technologies GmbH (also associated with Semitek International).
Fifine designed this to compete with much more expensive gear like the Shure MV7.
Follow these solutions in order to resolve problems relating to the VID_1EA7&PID_0066 hardware identifier. Solution 1: Force Windows to Reinstall the Class Driver
As seen in the forum posts, some users have searched for a special AUR package or specific driver for their device.