Dead mouse

Vista Home Premium
Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
(sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not move). I
can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and bringing it
out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my keyboard so I don't
need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there anything I can do to
fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto

Is it a cordless or wired mouse?

I would try down loading new drivers for the mouse. Look on the web
site of the mouse manufacturer.

"Otto Moehrbach" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Vista Home Premium
> Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
> (sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not move).
> I can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and
> bringing it out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my keyboard
> so I don't need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there anything
> I can do to fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto


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Joseph
Thanks for responding. It's a wired Microsoft mouse. I will try that.
Otto
"Joseph Meehan" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> Is it a cordless or wired mouse?
>
> I would try down loading new drivers for the mouse. Look on the web
> site of the mouse manufacturer.
>
> "Otto Moehrbach" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Vista Home Premium
>> Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
>> (sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not move).
>> I can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and
>> bringing it out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my keyboard
>> so I don't need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there
>> anything I can do to fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto
>
>
> --
> Joseph Meehan
>
> Dia 's Muire duit
>
>
>

Check with the computer manufacturer for any updates to the mouse or power
management drivers.

"Otto Moehrbach" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Vista Home Premium
> Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
> (sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not move).
> I can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and
> bringing it out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my keyboard
> so I don't need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there anything
> I can do to fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto

John
The computer is built by a local shop. I downloaded the latest 64 bit
mouse driver but that made no difference. The problem pops up infrequently
so I can live with it. Thanks though. Otto
"John" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Check with the computer manufacturer for any updates to the mouse or power
> management drivers.
>
> "Otto Moehrbach" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Vista Home Premium
>> Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
>> (sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not move).
>> I can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and
>> bringing it out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my keyboard
>> so I don't need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there
>> anything I can do to fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto
>
>

Otto Moehrbach;994165 Wrote:
> John
> The computer is built by a local shop. I downloaded the latest 64 bit
> mouse driver but that made no difference. The problem pops up
> infrequently
> so I can live with it. Thanks though. Otto
> "John" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > Check with the computer manufacturer for any updates to the mouse or
> power
> > management drivers.
> >
> > "Otto Moehrbach" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> >> Vista Home Premium
> >> Sometimes, not every time, when I bring the computer out of Standby
> >> (sleep), the mouse will not operate at all (mouse pointer will not
> move).
> >> I can usually fix this by putting the computer back in Standby and
> >> bringing it out of Standby again. I have a "Sleep" button on my
> keyboard
> >> so I don't need the mouse to put the computer to sleep. Is there
> >> anything I can do to fix this problem? Thanks for your time. Otto
> >
> >
Hi Otto
It's Anne - I have been trying to send emails to you but they keep
bouncing back - something to do with your firewall. I'm still receiving
emailsd from you ok, but can't send you anything. Hope you are both
well. Best wishes. Anne


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