Before hunting for third-party files, let Windows fix itself.
Step-by-step:
Success rate: ~60%. This works if Windows Update has a cached INF file for the generic HID component. bt52 mouse driver
; Enable PS/2 mouse port mov al, 0xA8 out 0x64, al
; Set IRQ12 mov al, 0x20 out 0x21, al ; unmask IRQ12
Then send commands:
The most probable match is the Bondwell BT-52, which was a serial mouse sold primarily in the early 1990s. Bondwell was a lesser-known OEM manufacturer (they also made laptops like the B310). Before hunting for third-party files, let Windows fix itself
Why this driver is "interesting":