The wiring of the mouse is probably damaged. This type of thing can also happen with loose connectors. Try plugging in the mouse to some other USB port.
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Why can't I move my mouse?
Pick up the mouse, look on the bottom, if it has a ball, simply remove the ball cover, by sliding it off or twisting it and it pops off. There are grooves and arrows on the cover that direct it's removal. The ball will fall out into your hand. Set it aside and look at the 4 rollers that surround it, They probably have built up a ridge of "fuzz" around the middle of one or more. A Q-tip and alcohol will clean this right off. Good luck.
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Mouse scroll wheel causes back in IE and Visual Studio
I also have same issue, pretty much boiled it down to the KVM switch, I think it has to do with faulty KVM, we use several and only have this issue on a couple of them. I found that buy unplugging the mouse then plugging it back into the kvm the problem will go away for a while but returns somewhere down the line. Short fix but does help with the frustration. :).
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Using ps2 mouse (PAW3402 / PAW3412) as a distance sensor for arduino
Assuming under normal conditions a relative pointing device such as a optical mouse always reports relative position changes with out regard to speed. If true, then consider that the speed of the robot is faster than the mouse can process. Also, consider that the mouse's optics is out of focus with respect to the surface it is supposedly taking its positioning cues from. Lastly, consider the surface may not be ideal for an optical mouse. Attempt the same experiment using a sheet of paper or a "not-shiny" wood surface. All surfaces have to be flat. For example, a ceramic tile floor will likely not work as the surface will come in and out of focus during travel. Make sure the elevation of the robot with respect to the surface is constant. Inspect the wheels to make sure they are perfectly round and rotating around their center point.Check and make sure you are not suffering from a integer calculation or type size problem. Examine your code and make sure you are handling all cases including the expected maximum and minimum values properly. And that your variables are large enough to handle these expected values
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How do I care for an injured mouse?
i've got had this take place different than my cats positioned claw marks on the Mouse. I stored it and extraordinarily it lived. He became into this type of small little mouse. I gave him to my cousin 2 years in the past as a puppy and he continues to be alive. this is fantastic they stay long in captivity is what I heard. in basic terms save him as a puppy. If it lives over night it is going to be nice. in case you enable him bypass he will freeze or get eaten by using your cats
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Do cats chase mouse to play or to eat..or both?
Some only chase and kill and others chase, kill and chew and eat the juices. Sorry if that paints a vivid image. The e ones that the cat does not kill is usually because the mouse slipped away and the cat loses interest
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Can't get my Wireless Laser Mouse to work.?
The problem was the reset button you pressed was not a reset button at all, it was the mouse sync button, since you pressed it, it was looking for it's host (the reciever part), but since you did not press the button on the reciever, it could not find it's host and therefore was connected to nothing (kind of like if you had a wired mouse and unplugged it) To fix it, press the sync button on the reciever, then press the sync button on the mouse (the thing you though was the reset button), then it should start working again EDIT: I explained how it fix it, but I will explain it again 1. Press the sync button on the reciever (the only button on the reciever) 2. When the light blinks, press the sync button on the mouse (the button you are talking about on the mouse is a sync button, not a reset button, there is no reset button on the mouse), after you press the sync button on the mouse, the blinking will stop and will remain steady