I recently switched monitors from "ancient to recent".

MY MOUSE NO LONGER WORKS. After reboot, if the monitor ever goes to sleep, after waking the mouse is "crazy", it works but very poorly.

Thousands of Win10 users are posting the same question just recently.

Microsoft is telling everyone to run out and buy a new $90 chinese mouse to "fix" the problem.

as typical when china is rolling out a forced upgrade, people who do not wish to upgrade (happy with their existing product) , they are given long lists of useless actions that take forever to "try to fix it". none of them work. AND MICROSOFT LOCKS THE FORUM SO NO ONE CAN CALL THEM OUT THAT THEY ARE FULL OF SHIT.

little red riding hood

* If I reboot the problem temporarily is corrected.

* If I attempt any corrective action anywhere on the internet any settings: the problem worstens double at each attempt.

* the problem is likely - the mouse DPI becomes altered and is wrong - so the mouse movement and cursor movement are "wacky"

* windows has never and still doesn't support checking the mouse DPI settings

BING or GOOGLE it - the recent complaints are endless

while my problem seems to have been the monitor (corrected by a hack of changing monitor on-screen options any time the mouse begins to go crazy)

others have multiple issues - such as track-pad and mouse conflicting

ALL ARE GIVEN A HAND FULL OF LIES AND DEAD END PROCEDURES THAT NEVER WORK

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Summary: the so called "pros" (actually not, actually nepatism hires)

30 fucking years and mouse problems HAVE BECOME WORSE for win10 not better

also: new strides are being made in the manufacture of mices that "can never work in linux", a bitch of hell

Turn your computer off , disconnect all cables , turn on, reconnect .

mine turned out to be two things:

1) logitech mouse driver. it installs spyware and eats CPU time big. when you uninstall it it slaps you in the head with dysfunctional USB mouse - but "working"

2) MY LED MONITOR HDMI attached. manufacturer refuses to admit it but whenever i thouch the monitor settings "input type", the mouse goes from "being like a crappy laptop finger pad" to "being a normal windows mouse" (but still not as good as in X11 for ssome weird reason - it's not like X11 has superior drivers - except maybe for mice!)

My $20.00 Microsoft mice always work fine. It is getting hard to find these in the local stores, they are always out of the,. The Logitech ones seem to have a short lifespan and a lot of problems.