(You should see 2 instances for each driver. Copy the details, search on your Windows system drive for those drivers and delete the non-archived versions. For specifics, go into the device manager, select properties, mice & other pointing devices, HID-compliant mouse, right-click select In my case this involved the WIndows XP standard installed driver. With this problem on my Winodws XP Home SP2 system.ġ) Locating and deleting the actual USB mouse driver. To say the least, this can make the following a lot easier if your mouse USB is failing to work shortly after your system is booted. Mouse to the mouse port so that I could continue to operate after the usb mouse failed to operate on my system. I concluded that the problem was probably not with the port but with the Mouse drivers, supposing that the mouse itself did not suffer from an internal problem.
My mouse continued when I connected to an alternate USB port.
With my unit I found that the mouse would work for a short time and then would stop working, especially when other programs were operating. First of all, I suggest moving the mouse to another port to determine if this behavior continues.
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