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Likely the cable is becoming intermittent. Basically time for a new mouse. The other fail mode I've seen is failing switches that may multi-click or not click reliably. USB connectors do fail eventually, as some one with older machines i've seen this many times. Not likely to be a controller issue though of course it's possible. |
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"We the People Dare to Create a More Perfect Union" <aclu.org> |
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Jan 13, 2019, 1:01 PM by michaelkintzios@×××××.com: |
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> On Sunday, 13 January 2019 19:44:00 GMT Wols Lists wrote: |
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>> On 13/01/19 18:19, Dale wrote: |
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>> > I just wanted to mention in case this is bigger than just a mouse |
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>> > issue. One may want to look deeper. |
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>> I'm running the latest openSUSE stable on my laptop, and while it has |
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>> other issues, it seems to lose USB (and hence mouse) on boot every now |
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>> and then. I haven't attempted debugging it because unplugging and |
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>> replugging is a permanent fix - until the next time. |
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>> Cheers, |
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>> Wol |
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> An old USB I don't use often started giving me such errors and fails to be |
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> detected, or is detected, but with read errors. I tried different PCs with |
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> the same result. Occassionally, it will connect, be detected, mounted and |
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> there are no read/write errors at all. :-/ |
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> I was not sure if this was an electrical contact problem like surface |
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> oxidisation of the USB connector, or if the USB onboard controller was playing |
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> up. |
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> Regards, |
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> Mick |
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