Here's what I know about this one so far and keep in mind this is
second hand info.

Appearently USB mice on Windows XP and 2000 have a habit of freezing
until unplugged, then when plugged in again they work correctly. This
has happened even on systems fresh out of the box, and with fully
updated drivers, As odd as that is. Any insight would be highly
appreciated.

"JY_MCP" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Here's what I know about this one so far and keep in mind this is
> second hand info.
>
> Appearently USB mice on Windows XP and 2000 have a habit of freezing
> until unplugged, then when plugged in again they work correctly. This
> has happened even on systems fresh out of the box, and with fully
> updated drivers, As odd as that is. Any insight would be highly
> appreciated.

Same problem here with a Microsoft USB joystick. Tried the same as you, but
regularly the problem reappeared. Until I tried another USB connector. Win
2000 detected new hardware, reinstalled it, and problems were gone.
Definitively. Don't ask me why...

On 23 Mar 2004 07:27:31 -0800 Letting slip the dogs of war
(E-Mail Removed) (JY_MCP) wrote :

>Here's what I know about this one so far and keep in mind this is
>second hand info.
>
>Appearently USB mice on Windows XP and 2000 have a habit of freezing
>until unplugged, then when plugged in again they work correctly. This
>has happened even on systems fresh out of the box, and with fully
>updated drivers, As odd as that is. Any insight would be highly
>appreciated.

In the Device Manager see if you can disable the USB error
correction.I've found no use for it and it can cause problems.
Also try here,
http://www.usbman.com/Troubleshooter%20General.htm

HTH



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