- Sep 29, 2014
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This is getting quite irritating as I have spent the last several hours trudging away trying to fix it.
Mobo: Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3
My mouse cursor seems to just pick random times to stop moving for 1-2 seconds and sometimes up to 10 seconds. I can still left/right click and the other buttons on the mouse work while this occurs. I can actually make it happen on command, all I have to do is lift the mouse off the table. I don't think its the mouse because I've tried 5 different mice all giving the same result. I do not get a notification saying hardware has been removed or is installing so the cord isn't loose/damaged.
Here is what I have tried.
1. Uninstalled all USB controllers from Device Manager. (No problems were detected, no IRQ conflicts listed).
2. Updated motherboard BIOS.
3. Installed/updated chipset drivers from motherboard manufactory website.
4. Reset BIOS to defaults.
5. Tried several different mice. (Wired and Wireless. Optical and Tracball). In the case of the wireless mouse I had to physically shake the mouse for it to start working (battery wasn't dead/loose).
6. Tried all of my USB ports.
7. Disabled system power settings that turn off the USB.
8. I even got super desperate and upgraded from Win7 to Win10.
9. Tried different surfaces with my optical mice (doesn't apply to tracball mice).
Only reason I went to Win10 was for the reset option in case I need to nuke the C. This computer is used by 5 different people in the household and the only major hardware/software change that I can recall is a new printer being installed.
Reformatted the hard drive with Win10 Reset and still having the issues (I even did a chkdsk /f /r). I've got the task manager open on the performance tab and its showing CPU ~1%-5%, Memory at 14%, Disk runs at 0%-100% (doesn't appear to mess with mouse cursor cause it still occurs if its 0 or 100 but, wtf). I have only installed Google Chrome up to this point but it was still happening before I installed Chrome.
Mobo: Gigabyte 990fxa-ud3
My mouse cursor seems to just pick random times to stop moving for 1-2 seconds and sometimes up to 10 seconds. I can still left/right click and the other buttons on the mouse work while this occurs. I can actually make it happen on command, all I have to do is lift the mouse off the table. I don't think its the mouse because I've tried 5 different mice all giving the same result. I do not get a notification saying hardware has been removed or is installing so the cord isn't loose/damaged.
Here is what I have tried.
1. Uninstalled all USB controllers from Device Manager. (No problems were detected, no IRQ conflicts listed).
2. Updated motherboard BIOS.
3. Installed/updated chipset drivers from motherboard manufactory website.
4. Reset BIOS to defaults.
5. Tried several different mice. (Wired and Wireless. Optical and Tracball). In the case of the wireless mouse I had to physically shake the mouse for it to start working (battery wasn't dead/loose).
6. Tried all of my USB ports.
7. Disabled system power settings that turn off the USB.
8. I even got super desperate and upgraded from Win7 to Win10.
9. Tried different surfaces with my optical mice (doesn't apply to tracball mice).
Only reason I went to Win10 was for the reset option in case I need to nuke the C. This computer is used by 5 different people in the household and the only major hardware/software change that I can recall is a new printer being installed.
Reformatted the hard drive with Win10 Reset and still having the issues (I even did a chkdsk /f /r). I've got the task manager open on the performance tab and its showing CPU ~1%-5%, Memory at 14%, Disk runs at 0%-100% (doesn't appear to mess with mouse cursor cause it still occurs if its 0 or 100 but, wtf). I have only installed Google Chrome up to this point but it was still happening before I installed Chrome.
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