Mouse Not Responding Despite Power Supply: Driver Issues, Hardware Detection, & Alternative Mice

Hello !
As I wrote in the subject, I have a problem with the mouse. More specifically, it worked normally before and at all, but recently when I turned on the computer, it did not work, it seems to be on, so the power supply has, but it does not work. I also tried to connect other mice, even without wired ones, and nothing works. When installing it shows that there are no drivers on the computer, but no drivers are needed for it !!! When I try to install / add hardware manually, it detects the mouse but shows that the hardware is working properly. Does anyone know how to fix it?

What type of mouse, if USB, are the ports functional? Test your mouse on another PC.

If you have any USB device, e.g. USB flash drive, plug it in and tell if the computer can see it normally?

Or maybe your friend has a PSP and cannot connect a mouse? Seriously, give your full hardware configuration and what system you have.

The mice are definitely good because I checked my brother on the computer. The pen-drive reads normally. As for the system, I have Windows XP. At first I thought that some virus would not infect the mouse but the mouse itself. At most, I will have to bring IT to IT. And there is such an option at all because I have a 100mA mouse and I read that 20mA is the best for USB because it burns out?

USB gives up to 500mA.

dominikag7 wrote:

And there is such an option at all because I have a 100mA mouse and I read that 20mA is the best for USB because it burns out?

Give the source of these revelations.

On some forum; D I don't even know where.

This mouse needs a little more training. But seriously, something had to be done in the system. I suggest going back in time by restoring the system to a time when the mouse was still working.

I have already repaired; D Thanks for the advice, but I still had to upload the new system to make it work.