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• Keyboard Dell Bluetooth is not recognized when energy savings and will not wake my computer. My usb mouse not recognized or the other.

  My Dell Bluetooth keyboard is not recognized when energy savings and will not wake my computer. My usb mouse not recognized or the other.  I use keyboard now, but it seems not be installed yet when I check my keyboard or bluetooth devices. Keyboard does not work after so I'll try to figure out what to do before moving into the power saving mode. Help, please. I did all the updates from microsoft, and there is no update for my bluetooth device, I checked.

  Hello

  1. have you made changes on the computer before this problem?
  2. What is the model of the keyboard?
  3. are you an error message or error code?
  4. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on your computer?

  I suggest you to consult the following Microsoft article and check if it helps.

  On troubleshooting in Windows 7 power management: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980869

  Troubleshoot keyboard: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Troubleshoot-keyboard-problems

  Keyboard and Microsoft mouse refer:

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838398

  Reference:

  Troubleshooting external Dell Wireless or Bluetooth keyboards and mice: http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?docid=277550#Issue0_1

• Portege R500 - Bluetooth PC card mouse not recognized

  I am trying to use a mouse with my R500 bluetooth PC card, but it is not recognized when I insert it in the PCMCIA slot.

  The light. I need to change any settings?

  Hello

  Usually, the PCMCIA card should be recognized directly after that it was inserted in the slot.
  There is no special driver for the PCMCIA. It s a BIOS according to the function.

  What you could do is to change the device configuration option in the BIOS.
  I think that it s on the second page in the BIOS.
  It s set configuration by OS. I recommend that you change this.

• wired keyboard and mouse not recognized after sleep

  TL; DR after waking from sleep, the wired Mac keyboard and mouse are unresponsive.

  I have a new Mac Mini.

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.2, 16 gb Core i7.

  I had a keyboard and a compatible bluetooth mouse, but I had the problem that after the Mini for sleep, the keyboard and the mouse were not detected.

  I bought an Apple mouse wired and wired keyboard.

  I have the same problem.  If I SLEEP the Mini, when I wake up it (short press on power) or the keyboard or the mouse are recognized.  It's like I have no connected.  If I disconnect it from the usb and the re - attach they are not always recognized.  I have to press power to force power off and restart and then my keyboard and mouse are recognized.

  Sometimes when pressing the power button to wake up from her sleep, I also get a "flickering" image monitor, which improves if I turn on and off to sleep a few times, or restart.

  It is very annoying, any ideas?

  Try turning off blue tooth - it seems to me the pop up screen searching for the mouse Bluetooth turn on the lock.

• Magic mouse not recognized not recognized as such

  I buy a Magic Mouse for my MacBook Pro 2, but which is recognized as a normal mouse. I can only move and use the two

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  I installed OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 after formatting. I never use another bluetooth mouse.

  I try to reset the PRAM and SMC but the Magic Mouse does not work. I'm sure the mouse works because I tested it on another Mac.

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  Hi, take a look at this article, it should help If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad is not working as expected - Apple Support

• After the sleep, keyboard & mouse not recognized by windows 7

  After sleeping for awhile, wake the computer or another restart button on my computer, or by pressing a mouse button, the computer wakes up, but Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit does not recognize the media PS2 Microsoft Natural Keyboard or USB MS Comfort Optical Mouse 1000.  I use the drivers that came with Windows 7 instead of Intellipoint and IntelliType Pro drivers.  Note that the machine wakes up with the mouse, and if the machine has been asleep only a few moments, the mouse and the keyboard are recognized in the morning.

  For those who can still be interested in this problem, its replacement by a keyboard USB solved the problem of recognition once the computer wakes from sleep.

• Acer Aspire S7 - 391 modernized, external mouse not recognized.

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  I got it yesterday. I bought it with the cupons to use collective emachine. It does not include a usb receiver, but he may not need one? I did an installation of a new search for the device. He didn't find. It is also my first time with windows 8, so I may be missing something?

  I accidentally found! Under the battery door is a button to make it sinc. Thanks it works now!

• Keyboard and mouse not recognized

  HP Pavilion P6620f Win 7 when I first starts the job of keyboard and mouse (for access to the bios, etc.), but as soon as Windows starts and my login screen the keyboard and the mouse do not work.  There is being able to go to both because they have lights lite on each.  I tried unplugging everything, including the power cord, and I removed the motherboard battery to try to reset it.  Nothing seems to work.

  Hello

  I want to say that you don't have to disconnect the keyboard and mouse USB while trying this process. Once you have removed the USB drivers, the computer would have to re - discover the keyboard and mouse as a new device that may have circumvented the problem. So I read your reply message and it seems that you are unable to use your mouse and keyboard in safe mode. This is due to a problem of driver at this point. So there are only a few options left at this point in time:

  1.) Perform a repair windows (not a reinstallation of the operating system), so that you can verify the integrity of your system drivers. At startup, you need to press F10, F11 or F12 to get into the system recovery.

  Repair automatic running of the recovery disk is easy. After your system starts on the recovery disk and you follow the troubleshooting | Path via the menu advanced options, you will see the screen shown in Figure Aadvanced. Among the tools available on the screen advanced options, you will see the auto repair.

  Figure a. Advanced screen, you will find four other tools that you can use to recover a damaged Windows System.

  When you select the automatic repair option, you will see the screen shown in Figure B.

  Figure B your first line of defense when it comes to recover a Windows 8 system is the automatic repair option.

  Once you launch the automatic repair, it will begin to diagnose the problem to start and you will see the screen shown in Figure C.

  Figure C in the first stage of its operation, the automatic repair will diagnose the problem.

  During this diagnostic phase, automatic repair will scan your system and analyze the different parameters of the configuration options and files system searching files corrupt or botched configuration settings. Specifically, automatic repair will look for the following issues:

  • Missing/corrupt/incompatible drivers
  • Missing/corrupted system files
  • Missing/corrupt boot configuration parameters
  • Corrupt registry settings
  • Metadata for corrupted disk (master boot record, boot sector or partition table)
  • Installation of the problematic update

  If it detects one of these types of problems, it will automatically attempt to correct them, as shown in Figure D.

  Figure D auto repair has a diagnosis of your problem starting, it will attempt to fix it.

  If the AutoFix can solve the problem, she will do without any intervention. It will then reboot the system and start normally.

  2.) backup your important data and restore complete system of the operating system.

  If you have any further questions please send me a message.

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• Microsoft Wireless 5000 mouse not recognized by Windows 7, after Vista update

  2 days ago I upgraded my Dell Dimension e521 from Vista to Windows 7 - it was the upgrade, not own full installation.

  Everything is apparently very well, except the mouse I had used throughout the process, was now does not. The mouse is a Microsoft Wireless 5000, part of the Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 BlueTrack-keyboard mouse, USB packet. The keyboard, which share the same USB wireless receiver is entirely sensible.

  I tried the following to resolve the problem, without success;

  -Uninstall and reinstall the software for the keyboard and mouse

  -Purchase of a new set office (indicated on the packaging as "compatible with Windows 7") and through the complete installation.

  -Going to Device Manager and check/update the driver EVERY. They are all now current.

  -J' I followed all the advice on the page of Microsofts "Troubleshooting a wireless mouse that does not correctly.

  + I changes the batteries on the two devoces

  + I have tried different ports

  + I have tested the device on another computer

  + I tried to use the mousinfo tool

  + I tried to use the appwiz.cpl application, to find the incompatible software, but but no program appears when I type appwiz.cpl in the start search box.

  + Reset after every time I changed something.

  None of these steps resulted in no changes - the keyboard is still sensitive, but the mouse is dead. I do not receive the error messages, the cursor just dead center in the middle of the screen.

  Needless to say, I am more and more frustrated. As I'm not particularly computer warned - I am not a root of the others - USB hub I'm out of options...

  Help, please!

  
  

  Hello

  1 make a Restore Point to use if need to return to the place where you are (should not be necessary
  However better to do).

  How to create a System Restore Point in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/697-system-restore-point-create.html

  How to do a system restore in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html

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  2 do these to erase corruption and missing/damaged file system repair or replacement.

  Start - type in the search box - find command top - RIGHT CLICK – RUN AS ADMIN

  sfc/scannow

  How to fix the system files of Windows 7 with the System File Checker
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/1538-SFC-SCANNOW-Command-System-File-Checker.html

  Then run checkdisk (chkdsk).

  How to run check disk in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/433-disk-check.html

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  3. in Device Manager, right click on EVERYTHING, it is a mouse and the uninstall.

  The right click on everything that is under USB controllers - after this RESTART.

  Who will update the driver stacks and help clear of corruption.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• I have a 1000 track ball mouse, which is not recognized as connected. How to be recognized?

  I have a track ball 1000 mouse and it is not recognized.  How to be recognized?

  Most often when a device does not work, it is because the driver is damaged. Re-install a new copy should help

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly? SignedIn = 1

  http://captaindbg.com/how-to-update-drivers-on-Windows-7/   (also works on Windows 8)

• USB device not recognized (Nothing plugged and the mouse does not)

  My mouse (microsoft) wireless worked well until what within hours.
  then I said to unrecognized USB device
  The port works, but for some reason any
  the mouse is not, went bought another mouse and still getting the same message.
  Plus I get the USB device not recognized pop up, same
  Tho, nothing is plugged into one of the USB ports.
  Any suggestions on how to solve this problem

  Computer brand and model?  Windows OS?

  Open the Device Manager

  Click on the + sign next to USB controllers

  Do you not see that unknown device listed?

  Right click on the playlists of USB root hub

  Select uninstall

  Close Device Manager

  Restart the computer to Windows reload the drivers

  USB is now recognized?

  If failed, shutdown computer.  Unplug it from the electrical outlet.  Leave unplugged for 1 to 2 minutes.  Plug the unit in and restart the computer.

  USB is now recognized?

  How to troubleshoot USB device problems that can occur after a laptop computer that is running Windows Vista recovery from sleep or standby extended

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/953367

  Windows Vista does not recognize a USB external optical disc drive when you reconnect the USB optical drive to the computer drive

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/944292

  Run the System File Checker

  Right-click on command prompt and select run as administrator

  Type sfc/scannow

  Press enter

  Note: there is a space between sfc and / scannow

  How to analyze the log generated by the SFC Scan file:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

• my mouse is recognized that it simply does not work?

  my mouse is recognized that it simply does not work?

  Hello

  Please join Microsoft Community where you can find the necessary information on Microsoft products!

   

  The mouse does not work.

  1. What is brand and model mouse?

  2. do you receive any error messages?

   

  There could be a problem with the drivers. To check that I suggest you to update the drivers and check if the problem persists.

  Visit the site to update the driver:

   

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658?WA=wsignin1.0

  You also try to get the latest drivers from the manufacturer.

  I hope this helps. If the problem persists, let know us and we would be happy to help you.

• Bluetooth mouse stopped working & USB device not recognized error

  Laptop using Windows Vista

  I was using my bluetooth mouse when I plugged my mobile phone (via USB cable) in charge. I have done this before w/o a problem (perhaps in another USB Port, now that I think about it) but I did this time and I instantly lost the ability to use my bluetooth mouse and the "USB device not recognized" bubble popped up. Now, this window pops up almost every 10 seconds even with disconnected USB mobile phone.

  I went to bluetooth devices trying to pair my mouse w / new laptop and I can not. It's not show my mouse and when I go to Bluetooth settings and try checking the box (and pressing OK) under the discovery that reads "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer" it gives me an error saying that this is impossible.

  Help!

  The manufacturer of my hardware (bluetooth mouse) will not be able to explain why this struck dead window device unrecognized USB is coming non-stop. Above tutorials did not help at all.

  Hey wsdp

  "The manufacturer of my hardware (bluetooth mouse) will not be able to explain why this unrecognized USB device breath."

  ask them

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Device not recognized USB - mouse

  Hi - write a new thread that I raised in a previous which I suppose is not sought at the most. Mods - delete please if you always looked at the other thread.

  I started intermittently gel experience with my old USB mouse, so I replaced it, that to have my new mouse (Canyon CNR-MSL7) begin to experience the same problems. Intermittent at first, but it became unusable over time - error "USB device not recognized". I tried two mice in another PC and they work fine. I use Vista is said by the way.

  I had a hard disk separated on my laptop (Sony VAIO VGN-AR71S) failure so I sent away for repair. I advised the hardware failure Sony and my USB mouse problems - she is back with a new HD but they said they found no defects with the USB.
  the mouse worked for about 1 day before I started getting the error 'USB device not recognized' again.

  A system restore will obviously work for me because my hard drive has been replaced and I have the same problem I had before, despite the installation of the more updated version of vista to Sony.

  The laptop has the most until drivers date etc, but does still not more than 95% of the time. I went through different threads here and I checked that everything is fine with the USB etc hubs, but not joy.

  I checked the ports are feeding correctly and that they are.

  I tried power down, stop and remove the advice of battery given here that seems to have worked so well for people but it does not work for me unfortunately.

  Is someone of MS can advise if it is sought in order to create a solution that works for those of us who does not work for the option "disconnect"? I tried all the solutions to this problem listed on the various threads on this subject in this area and other forums. Or can someone tell me if there is anything I can buy to remove the problem? Equipment etc? I thought that an upgrade to windows 7 could help, but I've seen a lot of discussion here that clearly show the same problem that appears for people who use it.

  Another new mouse like the ticket to me if you have hardware problems (and this is
  my best bet).

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Microsoft 2000 not recognized wireless mouse - code 43

  wireless mouse worked for 4 days - so not recognized and recommended to change the device - problem with the code 43 - it is brand new - 2000 microsoft wireless mouse.

  It's the same thing with my previous microsoft mouse.

  I am so frustrated with this - strangely, I bought a wired mouse to my local supermarket (Asda) for £6 and it works perfectly.

  Hello

  Run the troubleshooter from the link below and check if it will help: hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us

  You can also try the steps listed in the link below: troubleshooting failures in the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838398