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I've posted about my mouse being buggy here before, and it seems there's more to it. I had just been moving my mouse, until all of the USB ports seemed to have turned themselves off for a few seconds. And this happened because I moved the mouse by just a bit. Have been using another mouse and...

Alright, so after a few more hours, I've had my keyboard AND my USB shut off along with the mouse, but it only happened when I was quickly moving my mouse around. I also observed that the sensor on the bottom of the mouse wasn't even turning off, but the mouse's lights were the ones turning off...

After a few more hours using the mouse, it does play the USB disconnect sound sometimes, but the mouse would be the only thing affected. So yeah, most likely a bad mouse.

Most likely. What's weird though is that, whenever it would turn off, as soon as it comes back on my pointer (or camera if I'm in-game) would snap to where it should be, like it's tracking even when it turned off. Is this a normal calibration thing?

Also, I have used another mouse and it works fine. Connected to a front USB port which I've also tried with my Logitech G300s (the faulty mouse in question) and it still randomly shuts off.

What's weird is that it always had been fine, up until recently. Always was on the same USB port.

I'm thinking that it definitely is time to replace the mouse, but it's weird because for months my pc is fine with the mouse. I don't know if it's common to have mouse randomly dying or not, but I think this is all because of how I use the mouse.

I recently started to have this problem in which my wired mouse would turn on and off. The usb sound does not play when it does turn itself off. I've had my mouse connected to a USB 2.0 port and it has been fine until the other day. When I do connect it to a USB 3.0 port, it has more chances of...

Would running CHKDSK put some of my data at risk of being lost?

Does CHKDSK automatically repair these bad sectors after scanning? Also, is my hard drive at risk of dying anytime due to these bad sectors? Or would I not notice anything and be able to use my pc normally?

1.) What does "Current Pending Sector Count" mean? I did a test using CrystalDiskInfo, HDTune, and WD's Lifeguard Diagnostics and this is what I got: I'd like to be careful, so how can I fix this? Also, please do mention down below if my other results are concerning (despite all 3 programs...

I just checked the event viewer and found this: It is then followed by a few 'information' entries, 3 of which talk about some of the NTFS volumes being healthy now. However, I did find these: The second entry had one more entry in the log.

So I left my PC on sleep for probably about 2 hours, and when I turned it on again after coming back the fans started spinning, and my mouse and keyboard lit up, but nothing came up on my monitor. Didn't wake my monitor up from sleep either. So I held the power button for a few seconds to turn...

After accidentally bumping the left side of my case around the hard drive area, my pc froze and now I can't get it to boot up. Bump wasn't too strong but I'd say it's enough to give my pc a little shake. Here's what I got: -No BIOs, no anything showing up on my screen. -CPU fan not running...