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The second way to fix the problems with any connected device on the computer is to Fully Shutdown* your system and then to Power On it again.Ģ. Also, if you 're using a Wireless mouse replace its batteries. The first step to fix mouse (or keyboard) issues is to disconnect and reconnect the mouse on the computer, or to connect the mouse to another USB port.

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How to Troubleshoot Problems with your Mouse.

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In this troubleshooting guide you 'll find detailed steps to resolve problems with your USB or PS2 mouse or the touchpad on an Windows 10, 8, 7 or Vista based computer.

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So, proceed and replace the mouse, but shutdown your PC first (press the Power button continually, until the power indicator lights becomes Off), before connecting the new mouse. In most cases, the mouse (or keyboard) related problems is hardware issues. Problem in details: The user is able to move the mouse cursor on the screen, but the click doesn't work and the only way to bypass the problem temporarily is to press Ctrl + Alt +Del & Esc. You MUST report it properly if you actually want the problem solved.The "Mouse Moves but Cannot Click" problem can appear suddenly, when using an external USB mouse or a Touchpad on Windows 7, 8 or 10 based computer or laptop. Simply posting "me too" comments in this forum will not help. If you still think it's a ChromeOS bug causing the problem, then file a feedback report so that the ChromeOS team can see your system logs.Contact the manufacturer of your device, the place where you bought it, or a repair shop. If you still have the problem, you probably have a hardware issue.This is the only procedure that will reload the Chrome OS system itself, and clean up from developer mode misadventures. It should only be done after the previous steps fail. If you still have the problem, do a Recovery.If you have profile issues they will come right back unless you did a Browser Reset first.

This is more drastic than a Browser Reset and is only needed of the previous procedures fail to fix the problem.

If you still have the problem, do a Factory Reset (Powerwash).

You have to be prepared to deal with those problems, so make sure you have backups because you will have to do a Powerwash. Running in a non-stable channel is fun, but sometimes problems show up.

Next thing to check - are you running the Stable channel, or one of the unstable channels (Beta, Dev, Canary)? If you are not on Stable channel, switch to it and see what happens.

Remove all external devices - USB drives, SD cards, mice, headphones, everything.

Manually turning off extensions will also not work - a Browser Reset does more. Extensions, themes, and other browser-related issues are taken care of here. If the problem goes away, sign back into your profile and then do a Browser Reset.

Sign out of your profile and test in Guest Mode.

Note that this is not the same as the other types of resets listed below! Hardware problems such as touchpad, display, sound, and other issues react differently from the other procedures. For now, close all open windows and apps, then shut down and reboot again. That provides you a clean startup environment. Consider changing that option to "Open the New Tab page". You are using the "On startup" option in Settings, "Continue where you left off".

When you first sign in to your profile, do your previous windows and apps reopen automatically? That can cause the problems to return.

Many users rarely shut down - this is the cause of frequent performance and other problems.

Don't just close the lid, do a complete power off shut down. Make sure you are doing a proper shut down and reboot. You will have to document that the issue still exists in Protected Mode. Note, this forum does not support issues that happen in developer mode.

Are you in Developer Mode? If so, you may have done something there that caused the issue and you will have to do a Recovery or seek help elsewhere.

Flags are not intended for use by anyone other than the developers themselves, or when recommended by a skilled expert.

Have you manually changed any flags on the chrome://flags page? If so, click the "Reset all" button, restart, and test again.

We cannot troubleshoot or help with problems on managed systems. See this Help page if you don't know if you are managed.

If you are using a managed device or account from a school or business, contact your administrator for help.