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this is the order in which you should solve the problem:
* get new batteries if it's a wireless mouse
* clean the optical part
* clean the underground/pad
* update the driver
* get a new mouse
* get new batteries if it's a wireless mouse
* clean the optical part
* clean the underground/pad
* update the driver
* get a new mouse
of course, if it's the windows being stalled completely due to hardware issues, the "mouse being stalled" will only be a symptom, and the issue is on the computer.
if it's a desktop, check out if you have too much dust inside your box. open and vaccum the box, check if ventilation is working ok, nothing overheating etc ...
if it's a desktop, check out if you have too much dust inside your box. open and vaccum the box, check if ventilation is working ok, nothing overheating etc ...
Active 1 day ago
Try booting with a live CD such as Knoppix and see if the behavior changes. If the mouse works you will know it isn't a hardware problem with your mouse.
http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
Connect the mouse to another computer and see if the problem follows the mouse.
Also, if it's a USB mouse try a different port.
http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
Connect the mouse to another computer and see if the problem follows the mouse.
Also, if it's a USB mouse try a different port.
Active 1 day ago
Are you using it on a shiny or glass surface? I've seen optical mice do this on glossy or glass top desks because it reflects the light and screws with the operation. Try getting a few pieces of paper to use as a makeshift pad and see if it works any better.
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