Mouse not working issue windows 7
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Hello,
I am reaching out to resolve an issue related to my mouse on Windows 7.
I have been using a wireless mouse for quite some time without any problems. The night before last, the cursor stayed in the middle of the screen and the mouse stopped working.
I obviously changed the batteries (which were not the cause of the failure), then I tried a wired mouse that was detected but does not respond. In the device manager, everything is fine.
However, I hear the sound of a device being connected or disconnected every 20 or 30 seconds (maybe this will ring a bell for some).
Out of options, I restored my system to two days ago, but nothing changed; the problem remains the same.
Do you have any solutions?
Thank you in advance.
I am reaching out to resolve an issue related to my mouse on Windows 7.
I have been using a wireless mouse for quite some time without any problems. The night before last, the cursor stayed in the middle of the screen and the mouse stopped working.
I obviously changed the batteries (which were not the cause of the failure), then I tried a wired mouse that was detected but does not respond. In the device manager, everything is fine.
However, I hear the sound of a device being connected or disconnected every 20 or 30 seconds (maybe this will ring a bell for some).
Out of options, I restored my system to two days ago, but nothing changed; the problem remains the same.
Do you have any solutions?
Thank you in advance.
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In my opinion, if you hear the sound of device connection and disconnection regularly, that's where the problem lies.
Initially, I would advise you to try another USB port (I assume it’s indeed a USB connection for your mice?).
If you don't have any others, try to "force" it a bit to ensure your device is properly connected.
Initially, I would advise you to try another USB port (I assume it’s indeed a USB connection for your mice?).
If you don't have any others, try to "force" it a bit to ensure your device is properly connected.