Out of nowhere, my mouse became unable to move the cursor but all buttons respond normally. No settings have been changed. Tried:
- soft reboot, hard reboot, shut down & restart
- updating drivers
- 2 different mice that worked perfectly on another computer
- tightening connection; unplugging and replugging with each mouse
- checking Device Manager (no problems)
None of the above fixes the problem. Help please?
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Anonymous2007-07-21 12:35 ID:5V/3o3be
Get new mouse. They're cheap.
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Anonymous2007-07-21 13:02 ID:d7i9kZd/
>>2
>Tried:
>2 different mice that worked perfectly on another computer
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Anonymous2007-07-21 13:50 ID:Tovq7pA2
Is it a ps/2 mouse or usb? Because it could be a bad ps/2 or usb port, respectively
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Anonymous2007-07-22 2:03 ID:wVa07RJ4
>>4
ps/2. So if it's a bad port, how do I fix that?
Maybe you can replace it, but I think it would be more trouble than it's worth
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Anonymous2007-07-22 4:01 ID:wVa07RJ4
Wait a minute, I just tried a USB mouse (in every slot, one at a time) and it's still not working.
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Anonymous2007-07-22 4:34 ID:a+zW9r6R
Could be the side effect of a virus or something like that.
Try running a virus scan/repairing your windows installation or Areinstalling windows altogether. a little extreme, but the only thing i can think of...
or you could go all 1988 on that computer and do without