You’d be amazed at how many things you can fix with a simple restart. Maybe it’s not your mouse that failing, but the USB port is faulty. Other basic fixes to try can include rebooting your computer and changing the USB port you’re using. From there, use the tab, arrow, and enter keys to move around. By pressing the Windows and I keys, you’ll open Settings. To check go to Settings > Devices > Mouse. Try checking to see if the left mouse button is the primary button. Are you only having this problem on a specific computer? If you’re not sure, try using the mouse on another computer. Before trying any fixes that demand that you adjust anything complicated in your computer’s settings, let’s try some easy fixes.
