When a battery is about the end of the life it may behaves so. If it is about to discharge or weak it may be the cause of the freezing issue. If the step 1 confirms that it is a mouse freezing issue and not a windows freezing then your first step should be to check the mouse battery. Check for discharged battery (If using a Wireless mouse) Otherwise if it is not a Windows freezing issue then you can continue to next step to fix the mouse freezing issue. If it is the case with you then refer Fix Chrome freezing issue.
It was freezing when I was using Chrome browser.
If this is a Windows issue then try to notice that when is it freezing? If it is freezing anywhere then you should have to refer this post Fix 100% disk usage issue. So one thing was clear that it was not the issue with the wireless mouse but actually a Windows freeze issue. Actually I am using a laptop so I have tried to use the laptop mouse pad but it was also not working. If you are already using a USB mouse then try to use keyboard keys, If computer is not responding with keyboard then it means it a Windows freeze and not the mouse freeze.Īt first I have thought it was an issue with the wireless mouse.If you are using a wireless mouse try to use touch pad of laptop or attach a USB mouse if you are using a desktop.To make sure that it is not a mouse issue but windows freezing issue follow these steps. Make sure that the problem is with mouse and not with the Windows If mouse is not responding or stops working randomly in Windows 10 or is being freezing in between working then lets try to troubleshoot this issue step by step.
Mostly users are facing this mouse not working issue in Windows 10 operating system. It is found that many other users are also facing this mouse keeps freezing issue. Recently I noticed that my mouse is freez / hangs for a few seconds and then starts working again.
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