Mouse isn't working. If your mouse isn't working, the problem is likely a lost connection. The connection between the mouse and the receiver can be lost for several reasons, such as: Low battery levels; Moving the receiver from USB one port to another; Moving the receiver to another computer
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If your mouse cursor stops moving or isn't showing on your monitor, several issues may cause the mouse not to work properly in Microsoft Windows. This page contains solutions that may help unfreeze, rediscover, or unlock your mouse. Tip.
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1. Replace/Recharge Battery. 2. Turn On Power Switch. 3. Be Within Range. 4. Remove and Plug Again. 5. Change USB Ports. 6. Restart Computer. 7. Remove Other USB Peripherals. 8. Control Cursor Speed. 9. Increase Cursor Precision. 10. Clean Optical Lens. 11. Increase Double-click Speed. 12. Reinstall Mouse Driver. 13.
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How to Fix a PC or Laptop Mouse That's Not Working . Since several factors could be at the root of a mouse failing to work properly, troubleshooting the problem is the best way to make it work once more. Try these steps, organized in order of most-common and easiest to most intensive.
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Quick Links. Undertake Basic Device Diagnosis. Disable USB Power Management. Disable Fast Start-up. Update or Rollback the Mouse Drivers. Reset the USB Ports. Update Windows 11. Run a Malware Scan. Connect the Mouse With Bluetooth. Perform a System Restore. Has your wireless Windows mouse suddenly stopped responding?
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What to Do If Your Mouse Stops Working. Mouse non-responsive? Cursor on the fritz? Here are a few things to try before buying a new one.
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Here are some of the common problems you may encounter when operating a mouse: The scroll wheel is not working. PC or laptop is not recognizing the mouse (the LED is also not flashing). LED is turning on but the mouse is not responding. The mouse keeps on freezing. The mouse is incredibly slow and laggy.
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Troubleshoot problems you might be having with your mouse or keyboard, or other wireless device in Windows.
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First, try turning mouse acceleration on and off in your system settings. Head to Control Panel > Hardware & Sound > Mouse. Select the Pointer Options tab. Uncheck the Enhance pointer precision box to turn acceleration off. Select Apply and OK. Check how your mouse now responds.
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Full list of help on resolving an erratic mouse, a mouse that jumps, or a mouse that does not move properly.
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