Is there some type of command I can type in the grub command line mode to rebuild system packages or something? I'd rather not re-install and get all my settings back up. To do this, follow these steps: Note: You will need to use your keyboard to move around your system. If the mouse stops responding after the PC goes to sleep, re-add the Bluetooth enabled mouse from Control Panel. I have searched a few threads here and on Google, but have found no answers. Mouse stops responding during normal usage or after wake from sleep. In order to see if it would recognize new hardware.Īll have failed. Removing and re-connecting the USB when at the login screenĭis-connecting the USB, rebooting and waiting for the login screen, then re-connecting it.

The wireless pointing device may not work on surfaces that do not have visible detail or on surfaces that are reflective or glossy, such as glass. Method 3: Test the surface of the wireless pointing device.

yes the mouse has batteries and the USB is plugged in as well as the mouse being on, I can see the red laser so I know it is on and supposed to be working. Press SHIFT+A random to key to submit keyboard.' and when I click cancel I cant get it to come back up and the mouse doesnt work at all.

In recovery mode, I cannot select an option for it to continue If the problem continues to occur, go to the next method. I just recently got an iHome mouse and when I plug the USB in it says 'configure keyboard. I rebooted my system, and got to the login screen, and then my keyboard and mouse were not recognized by the system anymore? It is a wireless keyboard and mouse and the receiver is USB2Īfter the grub menu, whether in normal mode or recovery mode

Ihome mouse not working