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The thread discusses an issue where a laptop's mouse malfunctions when the charger is plugged in. The original poster and others suggest testing the mouse on different devices or surfaces, reinstalling drivers, and trying another power supply to identify if the charger causes electrical interference. The overall conclusion leans towards the charger potentially being the culprit, as using a different charger resolves the problem.
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Mouse is not working properly (Mouse moving problem) when charger plugin in my laptop. plz someone guide me
 

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jerryg50
Try another mouse on your computer, or try your mouse on another. Make sure the fault is not the surface you are using. Best to use a known good surface, as like a mouse pad.

If all fails and the mouse is good, uninstall it, and then reboot. Do not delete the mouse software when uninstalling it. In the properties of the mouse simply click uninstall and reboot. The drivers should re-load.

What gets to me, it is when you plug in your charger... It could also be the charger is making electrical noise in to the computer's power management and it is affecting the mouse function. Try another power supply to see if that fixes it.

I have often seen defective mouse, or bad surface under the mouse cause this type of thing.
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Try to localize the problem by testing the mouse on a different computer and testing your computer with a different mouse.
 

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Try another mouse on your computer, or try your mouse on another. Make sure the fault is not the surface you are using. Best to use a known good surface, as like a mouse pad.

If all fails and the mouse is good, uninstall it, and then reboot. Do not delete the mouse software when uninstalling it. In the properties of the mouse simply click uninstall and reboot. The drivers should re-load.

What gets to me, it is when you plug in your charger... It could also be the charger is making electrical noise in to the computer's power management and it is affecting the mouse function. Try another power supply to see if that fixes it.

I have often seen defective mouse, or bad surface under the mouse cause this type of thing.
 

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jerryg50 said:
Try another mouse on your computer, or try your mouse on another. Make sure the fault is not the surface you are using. Best to use a known good surface, as like a mouse pad.

If all fails and the mouse is good, uninstall it, and then reboot. Do not delete the mouse software when uninstalling it. In the properties of the mouse simply click uninstall and reboot. The drivers should re-load.

What gets to me, it is when you plug in your charger... It could also be the charger is making electrical noise in to the computer's power management and it is affecting the mouse function. Try another power supply to see if that fixes it.

I have often seen defective mouse, or bad surface under the mouse cause this type of thing.
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this problem in occur in my laptop
but other external mouse is working properly
 

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