The problem of the mouse not being able to move Come on, experts, I m all on the keyboard now 80

So polite, what about small things, there are so many possibilities:

1. The position of the reflective lens under the mouse is wrong, you can open it to adjust it;

2. There are obstacles on the luminous point, clean them up with a cotton cloth or something clean

3. There is still a problem with the plug of the mouse, you can dial it down to see if the iron core inside is crooked, and the beauty must be on :

4. If there is no problem, it may be a problem with the mouse pad or the mouse itself. Take a look at it again.

This should be a problem with the motherboard

The same goes for the second mouse, which shouldn't be accidental

You can take the mouse to someone else's machine and try it to see whose problem it is.

If there is no problem on other people's machines, it is a problem with the mouse interface of your motherboard, go directly to replace the motherboard (try not to mess around with yourself, but you can't replace it).

If you have the same problem, you can go directly to the merchant to change the mouse!!

Definitely has something to do with the mouse pad. I've encountered such a situation, because some mouse pads are gorgeous, but they are not suitable for optical mice, and I don't use mouse pads to avoid this problem.

Replug it in, if it still doesn't work, you can try it again on another machine, if it doesn't work, please consider replacing it.

There is a problem with the mouse pad, and the optical mouse is very sensitive.

Optoelectronic don't want a mouse pad, and if your mouse is broken?

Try a different mouse? Is the mouse broken?

Check the mouse port of the motherboard!

If the motherboard has been alarmed during the boot process, it should have nothing to do with the virus in your system Most likely there is a problem with the BIOS interface, or your motherboard hardware problem, you said that you should not be in the above situation, and the partition tool can be used to explain this. After the XP starts... The failure of the keyboard and mouse should be caused by a conflict between the (plug and play) devices installed on your computer.

It is recommended that you remove some of the equipment and test it. According to what you said, if the mouse and keyboard can't move at all, there is a possibility that it is not the problem of the keyboard and mouse, but that the computer crashes (deadlocks) after starting XP, and it will also give people the illusion that the mouse and keyboard have problems (there are many reasons for this, hardware and software can lead to it)) (everyone communicates), there is a problem, please add. Extra points are given for the application.

Hehe: I'll also add that the mouse key can be used when your machine is partitioned, which already means that it is not a problem with the keyboard and mouse! If you use the method of reinstalling the computer after partitioning, then you can also rule out the virus.,In the case of no activation,The virus will not automatically erupt.,It won't be your XP disk itself with a virus (I don't think your disk should be).

Can you use the mouse key after your first successful installation?,If it can be used, then it's true that you have activated the virus on the other drive letters.,If you can't use it, you don't have to think about the virus.,It's not caused by the virus.。 Probably a lot, I think it could be a hardware issue that I've already mentioned above.

It may be that the quality of the mouse is relatively poor! Instability!