Mobile mouse pro crashed Pc#
Mobile mouse pro crashed ps2#

The weather has been mild 75-85F here except for one or two windy days that did not align with the problem.

Mobile mouse pro crashed Pc#

The PC is set on a wooden stool and does not touch anything else. It ran for about 16 hours and returned no errors.The power supply is less than 2 years old and rated at 1000. Ram was tested using the native Win7 tool. It seemed to be working fine since last weekend only to happen once again yesterday.Ĭorrect it is 16GB or ram not 16Mb. I have run checks on all the hdds using HD Tune, they all check out ok. I found an MS kb stating two processes could create a deadlock that included a fix, which I applied.

I updated the following drivers: all motherboard drivers, video, mouse and kbd. The fans speeds varied within normal range. The cpu had risen from 32C to around 40C, again well within operating range. Immediately afterwords I checked the temps and the video had warmed up from a normal of 30C to only around 50C which is well within operating range. This brought the frame rate up and by looking down and spinning the character I pushed the frame rate from a normal of around 100 to over 200 fps. I played Minecraft on high settings, running through graphics intensive environments. Suspecting a heat issue, I installed OpenHardwareMonitor.exe and tracked cpu, hdd, and video temps. I googled and found some recommendations, most suspecting the mouse or kbd, but that had been ruled out. This was always after trying to shut it down by pushing the button in the hopes that the machine would shut down gracefully (that never worked).

The only indication in the logs that anything happened was the warning that the computer had stopped unexpectedly when I forced it down holding the power switch in for 5 secs. There were no repeatable errors or warnings attributable to the crash. I recorded the times of the crashes and scanned the system and application logs.

Mobile mouse pro crashed ps2#

I replaced batteries, no joy, I replaced the kbd with a ps2 and swapped the mouse for the one I use on a laptop, still no joy, but it illuminated the mouse or kbd as the problem. Initially I thought it was a power problem in the wireless mouse or kbd. I went back to the old one and the problem still appeared. The only hardware added to the system in the past month or so is a new headphone/mic. Machine specs: i-7 2600 3.4Ghz, 16 MB Ram, 4 SATA or E-SATA drives, Nvidia 550TI, ASUS P8P67 motherboard using Win7 圆4 Pro. It always seems to happen upon a mouse click.in Firefox, chrome, and Lightroom. The mouse and keyboard both stop working. I have a problem that leaves no hints to follow.Ībout 2 weeks ago my personal pc started randomly freezing up, or at least that is what seems to be happening, a couple times a day.