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by jedincanada
by snaver
by opatzg9
Delete the internal mouse from the device manager, and disable in bios. You may be conflicting with pointer devices. Otherwise you may just have a poorly built mouse and a new one would give you a better connection.
Good luck
by snaver
by ann777
Have you tried another mouse? The external mouse may be bad, or the serial or ps/2 port may be bad. Please do not connect the mouse to any port while the computer is powered on -- that tends to short out the connector (unless you are using a USBport for your mouse).
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If the internal mouse is not working either, then you should probably update the drivers with either the website drivers for your OS, or from the drivers provided with the system.
by snaver
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