This error may be caused by a loose or faulty USB port. Try unplugging the mouse and plugging it back into another USB port to fix the problem.
If the mouse still doesn't work after plugging it back in, your computer may have a software conflict. Try restarting your computer to resolve this issue. You can press the Windows key > Right arrow > Up arrow and select Restart to restart your computer.
If that still doesn't fix it, you can uninstall the mouse driver and reinstall it.
Step 1: Click Start > Run.
Step 2: Type devmgmt.msc into Run and press Enter to open.
Step 3: Select HD Complaint mouse and right click Unistall .
Finally restart your computer.
If you have tried all of the above methods and they do not work, it is likely that the mouse has a broken wire inside. In this case, you need to replace the mouse to continue using it.
Advice for laptop users:
You should turn off the mouse and keyboard to avoid accidentally touching the mouse when not in use. Each laptop model will have a different way to turn it off, you can follow the instructions from Free Download to operate more easily and effectively.