[Solved] Windows XP Desktop PC: Disappearing USB Mouse and HID Driver Issues

Hello everyone.
I have a problem with a desktop PC with Windows XP. A few days ago my mouse disappeared on it (even the cursor). Trying to fix it, I uninstalled (the keyboard worked without a problem) HID device drivers visible in the device manager. Unfortunately, this only made matters worse because the keyboard was gone.
Disconnecting and reconnecting did nothing, because the computer detected a new device and you had to confirm the path to the driver, and without the keyboard and mouse you can not
I was able to restore the computer to its earlier configuration by replacing system files, but the earliest copy was a few days ago (although the mouse worked on it). The joy did not last long, however, because after a few launches the mouse disappeared again.
At the moment, the situation is that if I uninstall the mouse HID drivers (I must be careful not to uninstall one of the others, because the keyboard will disappear again), the mouse will be detected. I install it as USB - HID compliant device, after a while another device is detected and I also want to install as a HID device. If I install it, the mouse does not work anymore (the cursor does not move). If I cancel the installation of this device, the mouse works and I have an unrecognized device in the Manager. Unfortunately, after restarting again the mouse does not work and there is a HID device in the manager.
Attempting to install the mouse with other drivers also does nothing, because after a few starts the mouse disappears again.
The problem is with the USB mouse, because unfortunately I don't have any on PS2
Does anyone know how to fix this? Can a bad HID driver in the system be blamed? Update? I scanned the anti-virus and found nothing so it was not a virus.
I have no ideas anymore and operating the keyboard in the system is very tiring
I try to avoid reinstalling the system for now

Give FRST logs and mouse model name.

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The mouse does not matter because I checked on three and it is the same. Currently Omega om227.
From what I see, there is a problem with the correct detection of the mouse as "HID compliant mouse" because the "USB HID interface device" detects correctly.

I see drivers from the touch screen ... and A4Tech mice. Delete them.

I had a similar problem recently and it was able to replace files in Windows / system32 / drivers. Then it was necessary to reinstall the drivers for the hardware, but I saved the system

Just as a colleague wrote above, replacing files in Windows / system32 / drivers helped.

Sory, I'm just writing back today, but I was away.

Replacing the files in system32 / drivers has changed nothing but firing device drivers. After installing the mouse, it disappeared again after a while.

But a hint qźnia proved to be a hit when it comes to the touch screen driver. IT WAS IT !!! After firing it, the mouse was successfully installed. It was true that I had to manually select it as "HID compliant mouse", but it was possible.

colleague qźnia thank you very much and I clicked Helped (sorry that I don't repay with points, but apparently I have too young account ).

Thanks to everyone for your help!

The problem was the touch screen driver.