USB Mouse keeps cutting out


  1. Posts : 9
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #1

    USB Mouse keeps cutting out


    Hi,

    I have searched this forum and many others for solutions to this issue and have tried many of the proposed solutions.

    Basically my Logitech G400 (which I have had no issues with on this machine since I got it many months ago) keeps cutting out for a second or two and then comes back. It does this randomly as far as I can tell, sometimes as much as 4-5 times in 10 seconds, sometimes once a minute. Also as far as I can tell it only cuts out while using the mouse (ie moving the mouse,scrolling, clicking buttons) it doesnt cut out if you just leave the mouse still. So far I have tried:


    • Tried the problem mouse on my work PC all day today as well as on another of my home laptops and had no cut outs
    • Tried using the mouse in all of the USB ports
    • Tried using a different mouse (dont get this issue when using a different mouse)
    • Tried uninstalling mouse driver then rebooting
    • Tried running SFC /scannow
    • Tried turning off power management in device manager for all USB ports and USB devices
    • Checked event viewer, no errors relating to the mouse
    • Tried installing newest Intel Management Engine Interface Drivers

    So from this I can tell it is not an issue with the mouse itself, it is an issue with this mouse on this machine therefore being a driver/software issue.




    I noticed that sometimes when it cuts out several times within a very short period of time one of the "HID-Compliant device" entries in device manager has a yellow exclamation mark next to it momentarily but as soon as the mouse starts working the exclamation mark disappears, I have tried uninstalling this entry and then rebooting but the issue still occurs.


    Any help is much appreciated as this is REALLY starting to bug me.
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  2. Posts : 8,135
    Windows 10 64 bit
       #2

    I have that problem with a Logitech wireless mouse on my Recording Studio PC, which is what I have listed in the "My System Specs". I have a Microsoft wireless mouse and I do not have the problems. I have several different Logitech Wireless mice and they are all flakey. I also have a Logitech wireless keyboard and it too is an issue. Along with the wireless Microsoft mouse I mentioned, I also have a Microsoft wireless keyboard and it too works without problems.

    The motherboard has been replaced, as I sent it back for warranty repair because of some other problems (and also noted the flakey keyboard/mouse operation). The repaired motherboard (looks like a new board) does the same thing with the Logitech. However, I have a second desktop with an ASUS motherboard and a Lenovo Laptop and the Logitech's work OK with those.
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  3. Posts : 25,847
    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
       #3

    I don't know if this will help but it helped me.

    I got rid of Logitech a long time ago just because of such things. They would work here and there and sometimes no where. I got tired of fooling with them and have been using Microsoft mouse and keyboards with no problem.
    I never did figure out the problem with Logitech and didn't want to spend the rest of my life looking for the answer.
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