02.07.2012, 08:49
Looks like either the driver failed to load, or your USB slot stopped working. Try using another USB slot (possibly on the front of the computer, because this uses a different motherboard connection than the back).
To get your driver sorted out, do the following (assuming you have Windows 7):
Start > Right click Computer > Properties / settings (either of these, I don't have the English version) > Device management > Mouses and other input devices > Right click the correct mouse > Tab 'Driver' > Delete
If you re-plug your mouse, the driver will be installed again. This makes sure you have no broken software.
I hope this helped.
To get your driver sorted out, do the following (assuming you have Windows 7):
Start > Right click Computer > Properties / settings (either of these, I don't have the English version) > Device management > Mouses and other input devices > Right click the correct mouse > Tab 'Driver' > Delete
If you re-plug your mouse, the driver will be installed again. This makes sure you have no broken software.
I hope this helped.