Wt1200le usb mouse won't work - WYSE WINTERM 1200LE Network Terminal

With this particular model i've heard that downloading USB chipset drivers for your make and model of computer will fix this issue. Sorry i can't direct you to a direct link i don't have your computer details. Goodluck and let me know if this doesn't work

the mouse has an of on button and a battery has to go inside it. then the adapter has to be inserted into the USB slot. the system will give a message once it recognizes the mouse. you are good to go

Hello,

Try booting to safe mode and check if your mouse works inside safe mode.

Restart the computer and tap F8 until you see the options to boot to safe mode. Use the arrow keys to highlight either safe mode or safe mode with networking. Hit enter.

Once you are inside safe mode, check if your mouse works. If it works, then you just need to update the mouse driver. You can use RadarSync to search and install the update into your computer. You better use Safe Mode with Networking because RadarSync needs the internet or even the manual updating process needs an internet connection.

I hope this helps!

David

Does the I/O area at the back of the computer, have a PS/2 port?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PS/2_connector

Suggest try using a PS/2 to USB adapter,

http://www.directron.com/diusadfrusbf.html

For additional questions please post in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette

you can try it changing the USB connector if it is USB mouse,

the usb port may be damaged or bad solder connections, do a system restore taking the it back before the problem occured. "long shot"

If it has a USB plug, try attaching it through a different port hub, i.e. not the usb port right next to the one that didn't work. If that doesn't work, test the usb port with something else first. If the USB port is not the problem, you may need to download a driver for the keyboard.

Hi, reconnect the usb to another port on the pc, check your users manual that you are pressing the buttons in the correct order, and that the mouses batteries are not empty.

if the problem comtinues try another mouse as we can't do other troubleshooting without a working mouse to use the computer with.

Take the battery(ies) out of the mouse. Move the controller to another USB port. Put the battery(ies) back in the mouse. It should connect. If not, Logitech has override procedures listed on their site. I can't tell you which one to use. You didn't list the mouse model.

One of three things is the problem:

1. the mouse is dirty underneath. Clean it with soap and water.

2. the surface isn't good. Try it on a piece of plain white paper or a book.

3. the mouse is defective. They do go out after a while...

Oh, also make sure the antenna for it is in direct line with the mouse and not blocked by something inbetween. It shouldn't be too far away. This is usually the problem :)