Note the name of your mouse or touchpad in the Device Manager, then head to the manufacturer’s website. In the event there is no driver update available, you can try reinstalling the mouse driver manually. Windows will inform you if there are no updates available. Windows will now automatically scan your computer and the internet for any driver updates and install accordingly. If you haven’t downloaded a driver directly from the manufacturer, select Search automatically for updated driver software. On the next page, use the Browse option to locate the driver, then press Next. If you have downloaded the correct driver, you should Browse my computer for driver software. Select the Driver tab, then Update Driver. Type device manager in your Start Menu search bar and select the Best Match.īrowse down to Mice and other pointing devices, select, then right-click your mouse input and select Properties. That doesn’t mean you cannot install a driver update manually, though. However, it doesn’t always get it right, and at times, it doesn’t always find a driver update after release. Windows 10 takes care of your driver updates for the majority of your hardware. One of the first ports of call for a Windows 10 mouse issue is your system drivers. If none of these quick tips fix your Windows 10 mouse problem, read on! If it is a new issue, sometimes restarting your system will provide an immediate fix Try fully unplugging the mouse cable or wireless adapter and reconnecting in a different port Sometimes, a loose cable is the only thing creating an issue.Ĭheck your mouse or wireless adapter hasn’t become unseated in its port It is an incredibly simple thing to overlook. I say this in every single troubleshooting article I write: check your connections. Here are six ways you can fix your mouse issues in Windows 10. You should see "XINPUT Compatible HID device" select that and install it.Luckily, unless you have a terminal hardware problem, most mouse problems have a resolution.
Right click the device, click on "Update driver software" > Browse >Let me Pick >Have disk, browse to and select the folder that you extracted the download to and hit OK. Then, open up Device Manager, expand Human Interface Devices and look for "HID Compliant controller" (It might also be "HID compliant game controller" I forget the exact name). Then download the xinput driver from this video and extract it to a folder. Basically, you're uninstalling the monthly roll-ups and/or monthly preview roll-ups." So until Microsoft fixes this, and/or depending on when you uncover this message thread, there may be other updates you will need to uninstall first. Then you will see and can uninstall KB4284842, and finally KB4284826. Note: as of 7/12/18, you may also need to first uninstall KB4338818. I have been plagued by this for awhile, but alas my friend, i found a solution! This thread seems dead, but I have the same problem.
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