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| 07 Aug 2010 | #1 |
| | Win7 x64: all mice suddenly not working So I updated the network configuration (added OpenDNS IPs) and rebooted. And windows promptly disabled my wireless mouse. I tried rebooting, I tried other ports, I tried connecting another mouse, I even tried a USB-to-PS2 adapter connected to a ghastly old ball mouse. Nothing works. What to do? Thanks. |
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| 07 Aug 2010 | #2 |
| | Do a system restore to a point before you started having this problem..  |
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| 07 Aug 2010 | #3 |
| | I disabled system restore some time ago for storage problems. I made an image of the system partition to restore in cases like this, but the drive on which I stored the image died and I forgot to do another one. Yeah, stupid, I know.  |
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| 07 Aug 2010 | #4 |
| | Try removing OpenDns from your network configuration.... |
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| 07 Aug 2010 | #5 |
| | Upon further experimentation, it's clear that the problem isn't restricted to the mouse - the entire USB subsystem seems to be disabled. Anything plugged in the USB ports might as well not be there. And I know it's not a hardware problem because Linux boots on the same computer and USB works just fine. *sigh* what now? |
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