Mouse problems w8
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....Tell me, is it a USB or PS2 mouse ?
And by telling you Windows 8 should install the appropriate driver it means you don't have to do it manually.....
Faulty cable/usb port.
Try using a different USB port as already suggested, and if the problem persists then throw away your mouse and get a new one.
use your arrow keys / tab etc to browse to the mouse settings and check there for it being disabled somehow.
Try on an entirely different hub. If you're plugging it into one bank of ports on the back, try another bank. Try front panel. Try a use hub. Is windows even recognizing ANY device being attached at all, even if it isn't working?
Okay, so I got like 5 mouses and one old dell mouse works and when I check under settings-change cpu settings-units then it says this mouse is an "optical mouse usb" and the one I´ve used before is a HID-compitable mouse. What´s the difference?
I don't think you should triple post, buddy. Just turn the power off, literally, and turn it back on, usually recovers all usb root hubs for me.
Looks like he's 12, then it's ok.
Otherwise I'm saying he's just trolling us.
This conversation should be over and closed .
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@The Real Jdbye, tbh the HD collections are more justified since they include more than just 1 game per copy
