Toshiba Satellite L875ds7332 Notebook Laptop "mouse working" Questions

...mouse, or touch pad After working fine after starting up this morning, the mouse pointer on the screen froze, and the wireless mouse no longer worked. I shut the computer down, unhooked the wireless ...

...mouse stopped working I don't know what happened. Wednesday night it worked fine. Thursday night, the computer starts up perfectly fine, however my mouse doesn't work. It won't move from the center. ...

The mouse on my laptop doesn't work, but the external mouse plugged into the usb does. Any suggestions? Touch Pad setup with the usb mouse installed for easy navagtion check the device manager for ...

mouse or touchpad not working I have a Toshiba A75-S2112 and after I have logged onto windows the mouse and or touchpad does not work. Now before I log onto windows the mouse and touchpad work fine. ...

...mouse isnt working, suggestions?? I'm assuming you're using an external USB mouse, either wired or wireless (correct me if I'm wrong). Does the mouse work if you plug it into another USB port on the ...

...mouse doesn't work. I am using Windows Vista. I thanks for any help. Hi, Go in device manager and uninstall the usb root hub one by one and then restart the machine twice then check wether it is ...

...mouse is not working correctly. The right mouse button does not work at all...and sometimes the left mouse button behaves as the right button. I have uninstalled drivers and updated drivers etc...but ...

mouse stopped working??? try using the FN key with the monitor/VGA output selection changer(usually F5). You will see a little icon that looks like two monitors. Mouse control may have been changed to

working,wireless mouse works ok. Hi, Many toshibas have the facility to turn the mouse/trackpad on or off. I have seen it on the upper keys in blue text, meaning you need to hold the fn (Function) key

TMOUSE (01) error - Win 98 bootup I don't have recovery cd that contains win 98. Mouse (Accupoint) will only work in safe mode. Cannot load a PS/2 mouse device in safe mode. Therefore, catch 22. Also,