Mouse pointer doesn't move and partially disappears?
When I turned on my PC today, everything was working normally. I made myself something to eat at some point and was only gone for half an hour. When I came back, I couldn't move the mouse pointer anymore. I've restarted and updated my PC several times, but the mouse pointer disappears completely as soon as I turn it back on. After a while, it's visible again but doesn't move. I thought the whole time that it was Windows because my mouse was still lit, and I also changed the USB port, which didn't help either, but I just moved my mouse again and it moved slightly. I'm confused and completely frustrated because I have a school project to do by tomorrow. I would appreciate some help, and sorry for the long and awkward explanation.
If there is still a ball mouse: remove ball and clean everything
in a modern mouse: Clean the feet and the lens
Otherwise… install the chipset driver (here there are sometimes new USB drivers) and then look again
Perhaps the mouse is at her end of life and would like to be sent to retirement
Thanks to all those who answered me here and tried to help me. but actually found the problem itself 🤦 my mouse pad was probably the problem, sounds funny and is a bit embarrassing but naja. anyways, thanks to all here
LOL OK
That’s what I could come to. “problem” is: I have not used a mousepad for several years, just for
Put a sheet of paper under, that does better
thank you very much
Try other USBs. Did the BIOS have been reset to standard and thus the USB has been deactivated?
Thanks to all those who answered me here and tried to help me. but actually found the problem itself 🤦 my mouse pad was probably the problem, sounds funny and is a bit embarrassing but naja. anyways, thanks to all here
If it’s a radio mouse, it’s the batteries.
Thanks to all those who answered me here and tried to help me. but actually found the problem itself 🤦 my mouse pad was probably the problem, sounds funny and is a bit embarrassing but naja. anyways, thanks to all here