Dear all, Anyone experienced the following problems: * 2.4GHz Wireless Mouse Not Working in the login screen of Win10 -- and need to unplug and then re-plug the 2.4GHz USB transceiver to make the mouse working again after login * My Hardware/OS Configuration: # Udoo Bolt V8 # 8GB DDR4-2400 SO-DIMM (Corsair Vengeance CMSX8GX4M1A2400C16) # 250GB 2.5" SSD (Crucial MX500) # USB Type-C PD3.0 Power Adaptor # 2.4GHz Wireless Mouse connected to one of the USB3.0 port of Bolt # USB Keyboard connected thru the Bonus USB Type-C Hub # UEFI BIOS Default Recovery Switch Position: Left # OS: Win10 Pro v.1809 64bit (built 17763.678) -- Cloned directly from the 2.5" SSD of another Desktop miniPC (AsRock J5005-ITX Mainboard) How to solve the problems? Thanks!
re: need unplug then replug Please note there are so many "proprietary" cordless mouse designs that use various method to "bind" the mouse with the accompanying mouse-transceiver-dongle. In my experience, especially the $$ ones, they typically pre-shipped with dongle-mouse pre-bundled/bound, no additional work needed. If need to rearrange, a separate re-configuration software or a hidden button is used to re-config. The $ ones are everyone's guess. Often times, the mouse will bind to the first dongle when it "sees". It means a complete power down then turn on the UDOO Bolt power will trigger a re-binding process. < --- this is most likely the case that you need to unplug the dongle (means power-down and release the binding; then start-over the re-negotiation) How bad is it? Tell a funny story. I used to have a small setup with multiple PCs with the several mice (same mouse make/model.) It became a nightmare all depends on the actual sequence how individual PC got powered up, the mouse family is assigned to individual PC "by chance". I have to move the mouse to see which is which "this time this mouse is assigned to that PC". What a fun time! $ priced mouse -- > you get what you paid for
It is just plug and play, I don't need any specific driver for exactly the same wireless mouse to work properly on both : (a) AsRock J5005-ITX Mainboard with Win10 v.1809 64bit installed on a 2.5"SSD -- I exactly clone the Win10 of this SSD for Udoo Bolt. (b) A J1900-ITX Mainboard with Win10 v.1809 32bit
I am not sure if you really described similar scenario as me! It is just plug and play, I don't need any specific driver for exactly the same wireless mouse to work properly on both : (a) AsRock J5005-ITX Mainboard with Win10 v.1809 64bit installed on a 2.5"SSD -- I exactly clone the Win10 of this SSD for Udoo Bolt. (b) and A J1900-ITX Mainboard with Win10 v.1809 32bit No replug is required on (b)!
I use a Logitech wireless keyboard with a touch pad on Ubuntu without any problems. It also works on my Windows machines. The USB dongle just looks like a wired mouse and a wired keyboard to the OS I think.
