My mouse won't cooperate with my control panel mouse settings, how do I fix?

Jassofish
Jassofish Member Posts: 1 New User
edited November 2023 in 2019 Archives
I turned on mouse settings in BIOS from basic to advanced and when I turned my laptop back on, the mouse settings were set to default (pointer speed 6 and mouse acceleration on). I went to the control panel mouse see what happened but it was still set to my settings. I changed it and saved it but nothing happened. So far this is what I've done to try to fix it:

Turn the mouse settings back to basic from advanced
Rollback the mouse driver
Uninstall the mouse driver

But it still isn't fixed.

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  • Blues
    Blues Member Posts: 61 Devotee WiFi Icon
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    Jassofish said:
    I turned on mouse settings in BIOS from basic to advanced and when I turned my laptop back on, the mouse settings were set to default (pointer speed 6 and mouse acceleration on). I went to the control panel mouse see what happened but it was still set to my settings. I changed it and saved it but nothing happened. So far this is what I've done to try to fix it:

    Turn the mouse settings back to basic from advanced
    Rollback the mouse driver
    Uninstall the mouse driver

    But it still isn't fixed.
    make sure to update your touchapd drivers. Once done it should be resolved

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  • Blues
    Blues Member Posts: 61 Devotee WiFi Icon
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    Jassofish said:
    I turned on mouse settings in BIOS from basic to advanced and when I turned my laptop back on, the mouse settings were set to default (pointer speed 6 and mouse acceleration on). I went to the control panel mouse see what happened but it was still set to my settings. I changed it and saved it but nothing happened. So far this is what I've done to try to fix it:

    Turn the mouse settings back to basic from advanced
    Rollback the mouse driver
    Uninstall the mouse driver

    But it still isn't fixed.
    make sure to update your touchapd drivers. Once done it should be resolved

    Please click "YES"  "Did this answer the question" if my answer helped fix the problem. 
    click "Like" if my answer was helpful 
    If my comment gives you a solution then please hit on "Yes"
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