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For now I would uninstall all software to do with the mouse and keyboard, restart the computer but don`t install any drivers for either the keyboard or the mouse, for testing purposes only, go with Windows own generic drivers and see how things go.
Originally posted by phillpower2
Please note that if you are using the problem computer to post here that you should enable Windows Defender to keep you protected, keeping Kaspersky disabled while we troubleshoot this.
Stick with this arrangement to begin with, if the mouse works without issue try re enabling Kaspersky and test to see if the mouse still works ok then get back to us.
Please note that if you are using the problem computer to post here that you should enable Windows Defender to keep you protected, keeping Kaspersky disabled while we troubleshoot this.
Originally posted by phillpower2
Stick with this arrangement to begin with, if the mouse works without issue try re enabling Kaspersky and test to see if the mouse still works ok then get back to us.
Not had time to try much but did run memtest over night which passed. Also took the gfx card out and hoped for the best as I had to do some work and for 6 hours yesterday and 3 hours so far today no issues.
Ok it could be a bad video card that is the culprit. Go ahead and test the system with your spare video card and see if the same behavior occurs. If the computer does not crash after a couple more days then you have identified the faulty hardware component.
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