This would be an important conclusion while deciding which all following solutions to try. If the external mouse works fine, the issue may or may not be with the touchpad’s hardware and/or drivers, but it definitely isn’t with the system itself. Since a USB mouse uses its own drivers and is quick to install, we could use it to isolate the issue. To isolate whether the issue is with the touchpad or the software, we could try connecting an external mouse, preferably a USB one. You will have to restart the computer once and the problem will be solved. Click on “ Yes” to uninstall the mouse driver from your computer. Right-click on the mouse device and click on “ Uninstall device“.ĥ.
When the Device Manager opens up, expand “ Mice and other pointing devices“.Ĥ. Uninstalling the mouse driver from your computer.ģ.
In the Mouse properties, go to the “ Pointer Options” tab.ĥ. Just enable trackpad by pressing the needed function keys.ģ. If you are using a laptop, may be by pressing a combination of keys you may have disabled trackpad. Solution 4] Make sure TouchPad / Trackpad not disabled If it is a USB port, try to shift it to a different USB port and check again. Solution 2] Check Mouse batteriesĬheck batteries of mouse, the mouse cursor starts jumping and behaving abruptly. Try to shift the router a little far from the mouse and opposite to the mouse and PC, so that it do not interfere with the mouse. The mouse and WIFI router transmit both at 2.4Ghz and WIFI signals interfere with the input from the mouse. Solution 1 : – Shift the router away from the mouse and PC
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