My Toshiba Laptop computer will not recognize my mouse when it is plugged into the mouse port. Why not? hamouse.ve uninstalled and re-installed the drivers..no result..it appears to be there ,but not working.am not good an touch pad
-   my laptop tropix tt3 does noy recognise my mouse when it goes in hibernation or when it is switch off-   Guest
Aug 19, 2008
-   im on windows vista..i had this usb mouse conected..it worked fine..but one day i disconnected my mouse and the next time i pluged it it wudnt work..i tried conecction another mouse but still wouldnt work..please help-   franxis
Jun 12, 2008
-   everything fine then the wireless mouse stoped working batteries ok
-   jeepzandcatz
Try going to: Start, Control Panel, Mouse and under Devices select: Disable TouchPad/Stick when a USB pointing device is present
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Solution #2
posted on Jul 06, 2008
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Well... where did you buy your computer? If you go to that store and tell them your problem the may be able to help you. Or you can call them. If its from circuit city you can go to:
1800-FIREDOG
Hope I helped :)
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