Re: mouse stopped working

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On Sat, 2005-01-08 at 20:22, jim lawrence wrote:
> i have had a usb mouse in my notebook all the time.  I took it out and
> went to my brothers, plugged it in, adn started to boot up  X loads,
> and the mouse doesn't respond.  i log into gnome, mouse still doesn't
> work,  log out and log into kde, same thing.   ant ideas??

Well you need to break the problem down.  

Possible problems could be a bad mouse, bad usb port, or a configuration
change on your system.

Since this particular mouse worked originally and I assume for the
moment that you did not change any configuration items during the move I
would suspect a mouse failure, possibly a crimped or broken cable.  To
quickly eliminate that as a possibility try that mouse on a different
system and try a known working mouse on your laptop.

If the mouse does work on a different system and a known working mouse
does not work on your laptop then check the usb port for physical
damage.  If none is evident then check your log files for indications of
a software or configuration error.  

I would suspect the mouse cable has been crimped or damaged during
transport.  


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