How do I fix my mouse clicking but not moving?

Go to “Control Panel/Hardware and Sound/Devices and Printers”. Find your mouse, right click on it, and chose “remove device”. You will get a prompt asking if you are sure, click “yes”. Your mouse will now stop working.

What is the reason why the mouse cursor won’t move?

A: In most cases, when a mouse and/or keyboard become unresponsive, one of two things are to blame: (1) The batteries in the actual mouse and/or keyboard are dead (or are dying) and need to be replaced; or (2) the drivers for either or both devices need to be updated.

Why does my mouse sometimes not click?

If both mice have the same strange left-click issues, there’s definitely a software issue with your PC. There could also be a problem with a USB port on your system—if it’s a wired mouse, try plugging your mouse into another USB port. If you have a wireless mouse with a USB dongle, move the dongle to another USB port.

How do I fix my cursor glitch?

1. Select the Display pointer trails option. Some users have fixed their corrupted cursors by selecting the mouse pointer trail option.
2. Update the mouse drivers.
3. Turn Off the Screensaver.
4. Disconnect the Secondary VDU.
5. Move the Cursor Quickly Between Both VDUs.
6. Select Duplicate on the Project Sidebar.
7. Switch Off Windows Aero.

How do I make my mouse register clicks?

Change the double-click speed in Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10

1. Open the Control Panel.
2. Click Hardware and Sound.
3. Click Mouse.
4. In the Mouse Properties window, click the Activities tab.
5. Drag the slider left to slow down the mouse double-click speed or right to speed up the mouse double-click speed.

Why does my mouse keep jumping?

According to a survey, mouse jumping around is often related to faulty hardware including mouse, USB port, and cable. In addition, an outdated device driver, improper touchpad settings, mouse pointer, and even malware are responsible for cursor jumps around.

Why does my cursor jump around?

A: Usually when the cursor jumps around without reason, it’s caused by the user accidentally hitting the mouse touchpad on his or her laptop while typing. “Press the corresponding button (such as F6, F8 or Fn+F6/F8/Delete) to disable the touchpad.

How do I know if my mouse sensor is bad?

When you look at the sensor, the plastic covering the LED light should be clear and unhindered by debris. Any particles of dust or dirt deposits on the plastic will cause a major drop in performance. If you find your cursor jumping around on-screen or just freezing randomly, mid-flick, this might be the issue.