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by ---tk---
try a different port, if it is wireless try pushing both tiny little buttons at the same time to sync the mouse with the "base". they are on the usb part and on the bottom of the mouse.
If switching ports doesn't work, try it on another PC, if it works, I would tend to think that the USB ports are fried, or you can look in device manager and see what the USB device looks like in there...
by hal 9000
And the M'Board damaged. This can happen when faulty Devices are attached.
You may get away with using a Powered USB Hub which will supply the 5 V DC to the Devices that you connect and not draw any power from the M'Board. But if that works it's only a stop gap measure the M'Board has been damaged and it will eventually fail so you need to look at replacing it now.
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