Sony Usb mouse Problems with Windows 7

[Gabrieel]

HI. I am using windows 7 as my operating system on my desktop system. The problem am facing is with my USB mouse that is been installed onto my system. I have Sony's Usb mouse device attached to the system. The problem is that the mouse looses its connectivity frequently and is unable o respond. I just do not know what could be the issue? Please help me out so that I can make the things work under proper way. Thank you.

[Hardwareman]

This totally depends on the mouse model and the system model. If it do not matches up well it will give problems and may lead to such issues. You can then make the compatibility feature under check. There is a issue that relates to he kind of system that you are trying to use the device. The device may be advanced and the system may not be upgraded. So check for the same. This is the reason your mouse gives problems while connecting.

[T.J.]

There is another way through which you can make the things to be done in your way. Just follow this steps:

1) Go to start menu and open the Run command.
2) Type Regedit and hit enter.
3) Now access or navigate to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000}.
4) Now right click on the {36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000} entry and select desktop in the save and create a backup for the same.
5) Highlight the above key on the right hand pane, check for the upfilters and lower filters values are present.
6) Right click on the values and then select DELETE to remove.
7) Restart the system.

[Rawko]

For this you can follow certain steps as well. They are as follows:

1) Click on start menu and then go to the control panel option.
2) Open system information.
3) Then click on Hardware tab.
4) Then go to the device manager option.
5) If it asks for admins password to access type the password and then allow.
6) Now expand The USB part by clicking on the + sign shown in the drop down box.
7) Right click on the USB hub and then click on properties.
8) In the properties choose power management tab.
9) Then uncheck the the process as Allow computer to turn off this device.

This should help you out.

[deoWo]

You can use a system restore option in order to make the things work properly. This has to be followed as:

1) Click on the start button.
2) Go to Programs option and select accessories.
3) Go to system tools.
4) Select the System restore option.
5) Here you need to set to points.
6) Set the date according to which it used to work well.

This will then set the system accordingly.

[Fabian]

Well troubleshooting the motherboard drivers is a must need in such case. Upgrade the Bios version by flashing it. Then troubleshoot the device via cmos. Go to the Advanced cmos setup and choose the usb deice through which the mouse is been attached to the system. Then enable the option given in the following parameters. Save the configuration and then reboot your system.