My Dad's Logitech wireless mouse will wake up the computer from sleep, but then hangs 20-30 seconds with the Vista blue circle before it starts working.
Have tried reinstalling the MS stock driver and ticking box onPwr Mgmt tab to wake computer from sleep. Logitech's software only appears to be an updater.
I think the HID hardware filter is suppose to something? It shows up in windows updates. I found that updating it helps with some problems on the computer. Go to windows update, its an optional update. See if HID filter is there.
How is the mouse connected - bluetooth etc? What port is the receiver plugged into
- USB 1.1 or 2.0? What power plan is in use? Has the BIOS been checked to allow wakeup from USB mice/keyboards?
Look in the advanced power options for any pertaining options but this might just be the mouse initializing - can you try a different mouse, preferably one with functioning 7 drivers?
Also, has the HID filter device been installed in device manager under the mouse or pointing devices category?
I have a machine that does this also gregrocker, I was using a wired USB 2.0 mouse. I have tried switching mice, but it seems like the older and slower the machine, the worse this is. I though it might have to do with the speed of the RAM and HD since the data is sitting in one or the other depending on the type of sleep he is using.
This was my conclusion and I am dealing with it....but hopefully we can find a better solution.
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