No, you don't need to do anything with the old drivers, and probably nothing with the new ones. Unless this is a fancy "gaming" mouse, you likely don't need to install any drivers at all. If you are using XP or later and it is a standard mouse, then just plug it in and let Windows do the rest.
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No, you don't need to do anything with the old drivers, and probably nothing with the new ones. Unless this is a fancy "gaming" mouse, you likely don't need to install any drivers at all. If you are using XP or later and it is a standard mouse, then just plug it in and let Windows do the rest.