All the Windows 10 updates will be available in the following window. Select the update KB and decide to Uninstall it. When you log on to Windows 10 again, you can try to connect Logitech HID-compliant mouse to the computer and it is natural that the HID-compliant mouse failed to work issue after Windows 10 update KB has been resolved.
However, once you find Windows 10 Hid devices problem persists, manage to enter safe mode to detect the mouse issues in a minimal set of programs. To conclude, this tutorial aims for teaching you how to fix the HID-Compliant mouse not working issue on Windows You can try to uninstall and reinstall the Windows 10 HID-Compliant mouse driver manually or automatically by Driver Booster, the automatic driver downloading or updating tool.
Or you can also choose to restart the related services. Fix Mouse Lags or Freezes in Windows Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Accessories Windows Errors. The first one is the HID-compliant mouse driver issue. Check mouse port by plug another intact mouse into this HID-Compliant mouse port. Open Device Manager. Expand Mouse and other pointing devices. Select Human Interface Device , and click Update. Solution 4: Restart HID-Compliant Mouse Services Sometimes, if you have performed a device or program for a long time, it will go wrong without premonition.
Under Windows Update , click Update history. Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP Potentially Unwanted Products.
Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it. In reply to Andre for Directly's post on September 5, Any other ideas? I'm trying them all. Apply that updated driver to see if it helps. As for the keyboard, could you provide the exact model number? Because I am not finding a K on Logitechs website.
My fat fingers. It's K I'll try the driver update. Now I'm blaming my fat fingers, sorry. I actually meant, I am not finding the K, what I found on the driver page was actually K Andre, Don't know what to say.
K is what's printed on the KB??? For the record, the KB seems to be working fine. It's the mouse that is the big problem. Also, click the View menu Click Show hidden devices See if it then shows up. A subscription to make the most of your time. Try one month free. I'll describe my procces thus far; Plugged in G when computer was on. No sign of life, windows tries to install a driver, fails Device manager lists the G under 'Other devices' with a yellow triange telling me no driver is installed.
Then went to logitech. Booted the computer with the backup mouse unplugged and the G plugged in. Selected the g driver. No G driver was listed, only a Gs. It tried to install but gave the error 'Device could not start code 10 ' After reading threads in the logitech forum, tried the FWUpdate a firmware update for the g option, but installer tells me to connect my mouse before proceeding. Even though my mouse IS plugged in.
Plugging it in and out doesnt help As for now, im at my wits end. I even tried borrowing someones g mouse and encoutered much the same issues. All I can think of is to race from booting up with just the G plugged in to either the FWUpdate or the manual install from the device manager and see if the install goes through when it still works.
Seems rather unlikely and a silly way to go about things I hope anyone with similar issues can help me out, any advice is super appreciated!
I just fixed this exact problem on my Win7 Media Center x It's a bit convoluted, but the core of the issue is Windows not recognizing the device type properly. What you have to do is open up Device Manager and assign the drivers for Windows. This should fix the mouse. Head into Device Manager and click View up top.
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