mouse is not working properly?
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It is possible that a loose connection or bad port can cause problems with the mouse. Make sure that it's not either of these problems by disconnecting the mouse from the current USB port and connecting to another USB port.
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My mouse cursor is moving rapidly and blinking. This phenomenon is related to the hardware acceleration of your PC, to avoid the issue please turn off the hardware acceleration. To do so, please right-click on an empty spot on your desktop, then select Properties, and after that the Tab settings.
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['Hold down the "control" key while you click.', 'Use a mouse that has multiple buttons.']
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There is a Drop Down setting in the mouse control area for the left, right, and Wheel Settings. Make sure the "middle button" , which means wheel, is set to Default. There should be a tab near the bottom of the mouse settings that says "Restore Defaults" - Click on that, and also do not press too hard as you scroll.
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On Windows 10, head to Settings > Devices > Mouse. Under “Select your primary button,” ensure the option is set to “Left.” On Windows 7, head to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse and ensure “Switch primary and secondary buttons” isn't checked. The ClickLock feature can also cause strange issues.
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['Remove the USB dongle from the battery compartment on the keyboard.', 'Insert the USB dongle into your computer.', 'Turn the mouse on.', 'The mouse and keyboard should sync automatically.']
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Under “Select your primary button,” ensure the option is set to “Left.” On Windows 7, head to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse and ensure “Switch primary and secondary buttons” isn't checked. The ClickLock feature can also cause strange issues.
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Solution 1: Unplug the keyboard and the mouse then plug it back. To fix the issue, you can try to unplug and replug the keyboard and the mouse, then Windows will reinstall the driver automatically, and the keyboard and mouse will reconnect.
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Sounds like you have screen zooming enabled. It's an Accessibility feature. Go to System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Zoom and disable either/both keyboard zoom or scroll wheel zoom. To get rid of the zoom immediately, type command+option+8.
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['Fatigue.', 'Migraines due to intense concentration or eye strain.', 'Carpal tunnel syndrome caused by the overuse of a controller or computer mouse.', 'Poor personal hygiene.']
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A: In most cases, when a mouse and/or keyboard become unresponsive, one of two things are to blame: (1) The batteries in the actual mouse and/or keyboard are dead (or are dying) and need to be replaced; or (2) the drivers for either or both devices need to be updated.
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Navigate to Settings > Devices > Mouse & Touchpad. Now locate the Scroll Inactive Windows option and disable / enable it. Try disabling and enabling this option a few times and check if the issue is resolved.
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Locate Mice and other pointing devices and then right-click on your mouse driver to open its Properties. Switch to Driver tab > click the Uninstall Device button. Following that, follow the screen option to uninstall it completely. Now disconnect the mouse and then plug it in again to reinstall the mouse driver.
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An outdated or corrupted device driver can cause such issues. You need to update or reinstall the mouse driver. ... Locate Mice and other pointing devices and then right-click on your mouse driver to open its Properties. Switch to Driver tab > click the Uninstall Device button.
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Solution 1 – Enable / Disable Scroll Inactive Windows Navigate to Settings > Devices > Mouse & Touchpad. Now locate the Scroll Inactive Windows option and disable / enable it. Try disabling and enabling this option a few times and check if the issue is resolved.
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['If your mouse has a dongle, plug it into the USB port of your laptop or PC. ... ', "Via the Windows logo and via the gear icon, go to 'Settings' and click on 'Devices'.", 'Turn Bluetooth on.', 'Press and hold the sync button on the bottom of the mouse.']
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Thus you may try the following combinations to make your disappearing cursor back to visible in Windows 10: Fn + F3/ Fn + F5/ Fn + F9/ Fn + F11. If using the Fn keys to retrieve the missing cursor doesn't work for bringing the mouse cursor back, there could be some errors with your mouse driver in Windows 10.