Does the mouse not work left and right has anything to do with the redo system? 5

I've had mouse failures before, but it has nothing to do with redoing the system. I redo the system every year.

If the mouse doesn't work, just go to the computer market and buy a new mouse. The mouse I bought was 20 bucks from Sony.

But don't remove the original mouse, you can use it for 1.

Your question is vague.

Some advanced mice require a driver.

It depends on the brand and model of your mouse.

Most of the photoelectric mice are suitable for systems with universal drive grounds.

If the light doesn't turn on after plugging it in.

It's just that one of the lines inside is broken.

If the mouse can move.

But clicking didn't respond.

It should be that the circuit under the button is not in good contact.

This kind of fault js is not much profitable, too lazy to fix.

It is more feasible to disassemble it yourself and rub it with medical alcohol.

No. That's the mouse's fault. You can buy one from the beginning.

Control Panel - Mouse.

Go inside and take a look at the adjustment value, the value is the default after reloading, and you can adjust it to your favorite value.

It really doesn't work, just try it with other mice, and other mice will do, and that's the one you use now.

Can you move? If you can move, you can prove that there is no problem.

If the left button is good and the right button is not good, then it is a mouse problem.

I think the "no-work" you say is a mouse problem.

See if it's plugged in...

Your question.

1 Check whether the keyboard has popped up The problem is that you have to change the keyboard 2 Put your mouse on other computers Or take someone else's mouse to your computer Whether there is this problem The first step is to change the mouse If not, it is a computer problem.

3 If there is a problem with the computer, you can change the system and install Kingsoft Reinstallation Master You can install a new system in 5 minutes to see if it is a system problem.

The above 3 steps can completely solve your problem.

Thank you for adopting.

I feel like it's a problem with the system... My personal thoughts are not necessarily right. Because the minimization operation requires the mouse to click the minimized icon, and the cursor does not respond, it also requires the mouse to click elsewhere.

But if you don't move the mouse itself, you can't do that. I wonder if it's because the system automatically jumps to a program in the background? Suppose this is the case, suppose your system automatically runs a program every once in a while and jumps to him, then will it automatically pop up when you are playing because of the jump, you can leave an IE web page outside when you are in the game, and then use alt tab to switch it, is it the same effect?

Cursor,It's still pinyin,It's a similar situation.,Because the system has jumped to another program.,So the cursor is gone.,For example, if you enter pinyin here.,Press start.。

There is a way, you can change the mouse first, or try the mouse to a different computer, to determine whether there is a problem with the mouse, and then there is, that is, pay attention to your own process, especially after jumping out, open the task manager, and see if there is an additional process. I used to have games that also jumped out automatically.,Later, I found out that it was Thunderbolt or something, and there was a process that kept running on its own.,Later, I deleted the software and it was no problem.。 Anyway, you try it first.

To kill the virus, to kill the virus, to kill the virus, to kill the virus.

First, use keyboardtest to see if the mouse and keyboard have sticky keys.

The memory module is not plugged in tightly, or the CPU fan accumulates too much dust and does not turn, the graphics card is loose, and then there is a problem with the motherboard itself, change the motherboard.

This phenomenon may have something to do with the game you play, you can try not to play the game and see if the keyboard and mouse will fail after a long period of use, if it still fails, it means that it is a hardware problem.

There's a problem with the memory module, you should be fine if you unplug the memory module and plug it in again, the chassis alarm is generally the alarm when the memory module is in trouble, and other hardware will not alarm!

The case alarm may be memory, the keyboard and mouse are out of order, it is a crash, see if the motherboard and graphics card are not well dissipated, clear it. It should be solved. Or try changing the motherboard.

The keyboard and mouse you unplug and plug in, the boot is slow because you have too many startup items, and the installation software needs to be installed in the D drive.

The mouse and keyboard are poorly connected, you plug in a little tightly, boot slowly, there are too many things in your system disk, it is best to put it in the D disk when installing, the memory may be too small, increase the capacity,

A slow boot may be due to too much boot programs and system junk. It is recommended to optimize it.

Maybe your mouse needs a driver, if you buy your mouse with a drive disk, then install it.

Find after-sales bar, the general master can't solve this problem, what brand?

quick partitions. Soon, after repartitioning, the installed system is ok.

It should be incompatible, try another system, the green tea system is good.

Is there a problem with the mouse?,Check the plug.,If the mouse is fine.,That's the system.,If it doesn't work, reinstall the system.。