does anyone know why my mouse keeps losing its connection den reconnects back again after a while?
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Are you using a wireless mouse?  I've found that there are a few blindspots from where my mouse won't work, so I always have to sit on one side of the couch or the other to get it to work.
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Check these: \n\nIf you are using trackball or Mouse (with rubber or metal ball) - clean the ball and the rollers that comes in contact with the ball.\n\nIf you are using an optical mouse, make sure you don't use red mouse pads. Although mouse pads with design are okay, using an all-black pad is the best.\n\nIf you are using a wireless mouse, check the batteries.\n\nIf all the above is okay and your mouse still freezes, check if you have the appropriate driver installed for your mouse. Try to isolate the problem. Use the mouse on another computer, if it works it might be a driver problem if it does not work on other computer, then it it the mouse itself. Replace it with a new one.\n\nNote: There are mouse models that are not compatible with Windows. Make sure that the mouse or any peripheral for that matter has a "windows xp compatible" note before buying.
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Sounds like either your mouse is faulty or it was static. If it happens regularly when you touch your mouse then it is a fault and you should get a new one. If it hasn't happened since that day then it was probably static.
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Did you installed all device drivers?\nIf you didn't you should do that first, including BIOS update from Dell company site.\nSecond: does only the mouse making that problem? or is it any USB device? so you can tell if it is the mouse problem or not.\nThird: Do you have any other USB devices connected to the computer at that time, there may be a conflict in the USB.\nForth: Try to use other USB port.\nFifth: Mark me as best answer if this helped you\nSixth: If all these couldn't help you I suggest reinstall Windows.\nSeventh: If it is still the same, just put your computer below one of your cars tyres, I am sure this will help.\n\nThanks
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you probably have a hub and a couple of devices like mice and keyboards on there, remove a couple of devices and try again or buy a powered USB hub and use that.
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Check and/or change the batteries.\n\nMake sure there are no obstructions between the mouse and the sensor connected to your computer.  You should be able to draw a straight line between the two without having to pass through any desk, books, monitors, dead cats, etc.
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it will stay power on even do you shut down your computer,  because it has still minimal power as long it is connected to your power strip and it is power on, try to plug off the power strip then you will not get minimal power for the mouse
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Sound like there is a loose wire in the mouse or your connection is loose buy another mouse they are cheap enough.This is the cord which you move the most and has tiny wires so this is most likely the cause.
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Dunno...but the obvious solution is to try a different mouse.\nSometimes if I have the cursor move on its own, a tap of the mouse helps.\nAlso some devices tend to prefer other USB ports, ie the main pc one over a PCI USB card.   Try swopping things round.\nI had a printer that crashed the PC if it were run off the PCI card, so I moved it to the built-in ports.
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You might want to check your event viewer and see what is happening to your computer when it loses connection -\nControl panel..administrative tools..event viewer.\n\nLook at the logs and see any tcp/ip events.\n\nIf you see the connection being dropped randomly in the logs, it might be your wireless card or the drivers. try and uninstall the card completely, uninstall the drivers and then use the correct drivers- possibly from the manufacturers website.\n\nalso try and disable all security such as wep / wpa for your network and see if the problem occurs, if you still have a problem then its most possibly your wireless card drivers. Some wireless cards when the drivers are installed disable your wireless zero service and cause havoc. What kind of card are you using.. post it on here.
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could be anything from low virtual memory to faulty mouse !!
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Usually there is an adjustment for the driver that operates it. Check your Windows Control Panel to see if there is anything there referencing a mouse or pointing device.
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If your mouse is clean and you don't have a mouse problem, you might have a sofrware called VNC installed on ur computer. what VNC does is let's others to get on your desktop, when someone gets on your desktop your curson stucks on the screen.  you might have this installed by someone on your computer to check you out.
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Have you installed the driver? If Yes try to uninstall and reinstall to your notebook. Or buy new optical mouse.
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Try  the reset buttons.  There is one on the mouse and one on the receiver.  Press both of them and see if that helps.\n\nAlso make sure your batteries are good.
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Well.. I have some answers:\n1. If your mouse is quite old, then it will sometimes have some malfunction. Moving itself up and down, left and right. You click it but it won't let you.\n2. Dirty\n3. Ghosts in your mouse! ;)\n4. You didn't feed em with cheese I think. \n\nMy suggestion: Try it with other computers to test if its really your mouse having problems.
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my friend has the same problem on his laptop.maybe there is a place  where settings for the right mouse button dialogue box could be changed. i dont know. if you get the answer please tell me.