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#1  Edited By genius2365
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Well, more PC related issues seem to be plaguing me these days :(

On top of the issues concerning my mouse and keyboard being inactive when I boot up, my mouse now randomly turns off/deactivates when I'm browsing/gaming, etc.. I have a Logitech MX510, not very old, that would just randomly turn off sometimes. I tried changing ports, same issue. I tried using a different mouse, same issue. It randomly disconnects.

I'm starting to think maybe my motherboard/PC in general is starting to go. Over 5 years with at least 5 hours per day. Plenty of issue popping off over the last few months (randomly disconnecting internet, peripherals, etc.).

Anybody have any idea what I could do/what is the issue?

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Does any of your other devices, other then what you listed, go on and off?

I had this issue once. Found out that my puppy bit a little piece the cable and my mouse would lose power if the connections weren't being made.

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#3  Edited By genius2365
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@ShadowDeathX said:

Does any of your other devices, other then what you listed, go on and off?

I had this issue once. Found out that my puppy bit a little piece the cable and my mouse would lose power if the connections weren't being made.

Like I said, I tried a different mouse with the same issue. The only related thing I could think of could be how 1 time out of 2 the mouse and keyboard are deactivated when I boot up my PC, with a reboot required to fix the issue. I really have a feeling it could be related to the motherboard connections, or it could use a dusting.

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@genius2365 said:

@ShadowDeathX said:

Does any of your other devices, other then what you listed, go on and off?

I had this issue once. Found out that my puppy bit a little piece the cable and my mouse would lose power if the connections weren't being made.

Like I said, I tried a different mouse with the same issue. The only related thing I could think of could be how 1 time out of 2 the mouse and keyboard are deactivated when I boot up my PC, with a reboot required to fix the issue. I really have a feeling it could be related to the motherboard connections, or it could use a dusting.

You could try going into device manager and forcing your usb ports to stay powered on.

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@topgunmv said:

@genius2365 said:

@ShadowDeathX said:

Does any of your other devices, other then what you listed, go on and off?

I had this issue once. Found out that my puppy bit a little piece the cable and my mouse would lose power if the connections weren't being made.

Like I said, I tried a different mouse with the same issue. The only related thing I could think of could be how 1 time out of 2 the mouse and keyboard are deactivated when I boot up my PC, with a reboot required to fix the issue. I really have a feeling it could be related to the motherboard connections, or it could use a dusting.

You could try going into device manager and forcing your usb ports to stay powered on.

I'll check that, but it's weird. I've never touched anything in device manager/control manager/Bios (except slight overclock), so it's strange that I'd have issues related to those applications.