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Are you using a Serial Mouse (i.e. is it plugged into a Serial/COM port). If the answer to this is no, then simply disable the sermouse device in Control Panel / Devices. If the answer is yes, then you need to install an appropriate driver for your Serial mouse.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
JB.
Akash's reply below overlooks the fact the sermouse is a device and not a service.
JB.
by indimulie
by bhrdwh
Sure, click on "Services" & make the "Sermouse" option from "Automatic" to "Manual" .
Akash
by indimulie
by mjholley
I agree go to control panel then services, then find sermouse and click option from "Automatic" to "Manual" This will make the Serial mouse option be disabled.
Matt
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by indimulie
by indimulie
The actual message logged in the event log viewer is "The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:
Sermouse"
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