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I bought a new mouse today and it hasn't caused any problems even after hours of usage. The problem was caused by a combination of the mouse and windows. I think the mouse wire may have been cut somewhere but can't tell beause of the insulation. For some reason though, Windows would refuse to...

Reply from Asus - Saw that one coming a mile away. The HID-Compliant keyboard device hasn't shown itself for a day and everything was going good. However, in the last few hours the problem has begun occurring again without the HID keyboard driver this time. I've now contacted the retailer in...

I have run the program. It does find the mouse and let me set the buttons.

I'm able to disable the new unknown device which has the hardware ID of a keyboard. However, all USB mouse devices stopped working again randomly after an hour of using the computer. Going into device manager showed the unknown device as disabled yet the HID-Compliant Keyboard driver was back...

So I received a reply from ASUS - Problem is there are no drivers for the mouse. The link provided is for a program to configure settings for the mouse like profiles and what the extra 2 buttons do. Downloading the "drivers" for the mouse was the first thing I did during my epic 1 week...

Ok, so after putting the computer to heavy use for a day, the problem did not appear again. However, just now, all mice stopped working again. I went into device manager only to find the HID-Compliant Keyboard driver has returned. Devices And Printers once again shows the mouse as a keyboard and...

I think I may have solved the problem. There MUST be a better (and safer) way, but this is the best I could do for now. Renamed the windows\inf folder to windows\inf2 Restarted windows - it wouldn't start. I went to restore an older, working image of the HD when I thought I'd try startup...

I've re-plugged the mouse - Devices And Printers -> Right-clicked Asus ROG Gaming Mouse GX900 -> Keyboard Settings -> Hardware -> HID Keyboard Device -> Properties -> Change Settings -> Driver tab The option to disable it is greyed out, but when I go to the Mouse Settings section of the above...

Ok, disabling plug and play is not an option. How do I stop plug and play from loading the wrong drivers for the USB mouse ? It installs the HID-Compliant mouse AND HID-Compliant keyboard drivers for the mouse. Event Viewer shows the following at the exact times the problem begins - Driver...

It's definitely an admin account. The only option is to uninstall it then it re-installs itself causing graphical lag and a temporary loss of input while it does it. I think disabling the plug and play service might do the trick, then re-enabling everytime I want to plug something in. Hoping...

The option to disable it is greyed out so I need to keep uninstalling it. This problem started occurring exactly a year after I put this computer together. Even after a re-install of windows, it still does it. The mouse is an Asus GX900 gaming mouse. I have just contacted the mouse manufacturer...

Hi All, When I plug any USB mouse in, Windows 7 installs the HID Compliant Mouse drivers, but it also installs them as HID Compliant Keyboard at the same time. This is causing problems where all mouses stop working until reboot. The biggest problem is that after I uninstall the HID Compliant...