Why doesn't the cursor respond to the mouse at startup?

[socraticquest]

Hello,

Upon every start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse.

Hence, it's necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for
normal operations. Upon restart, if the <ENTER> key is pressed, the
cursor once again does not respond to the mouse. So yet a third
restart (without pressing the <ENTER> key) is necessary to initiate a
normal startup.

Could this be a problem with the motherboard?

Thank-you

 

[Jim]

Hello,

Upon every start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse.

Hence, it's necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for
normal operations. Upon restart, if the <ENTER> key is pressed, the
cursor once again does not respond to the mouse. So yet a third
restart (without pressing the <ENTER> key) is necessary to initiate a
normal startup.

Could this be a problem with the motherboard?

Thank-you

I`ve got a wireless mouse .

 

[What's in a Name?]

I`ve got a wireless mouse .

lol
I have a touchpad

 

[What's in a Name?]

Hello,

Upon every start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse.

Hence, it's necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for
normal operations. Upon restart, if the <ENTER> key is pressed, the
cursor once again does not respond to the mouse. So yet a third
restart (without pressing the <ENTER> key) is necessary to initiate a
normal startup.

Could this be a problem with the motherboard?

Thank-you

what type of mouse is it?

 

[socraticquest]

what type of mouse is it?
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The mouse (PS/2 type) is working fine.

 

[What's in a Name?]

The mouse (PS/2 type) is working fine.

can you use the keyboard to navigate or is the desktop frozen?

 

[socraticquest]

can you use the keyboard to navigate or is the desktop frozen?
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Yes, I can use the keyboard to navigate.

 

[boatman312]

Hello,

Upon every start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse.

Hence, it's necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for
normal operations. Upon restart, if the<ENTER> key is pressed, the
cursor once again does not respond to the mouse. So yet a third
restart (without pressing the<ENTER> key) is necessary to initiate a
normal startup.

Could this be a problem with the motherboard?

Thank-you

Could be a motherboard problem. Do you have a PS2-to-USB adapter so
that you could test the mouse in a (USB) port?

 

[What's in a Name?]

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