So you should update your mouse driver to see if it fixes your problem. This mouse frozen on laptop problem may also occur if you’re using the wrong or outdated mouse drivers. Hopefully this time your mouse gets unfrozen and works fine.Click the Device Settings tab > your device > Enable > Apply > OK.On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key, then copy & paste main.cpl into the box and click OK.If yes, then great! But if the problem persists, move on to Fix 3, below.Īnother possible cause for this mouse-got-stuck problem is trackpad is turned off. Move your mouse and check if the mouse frozen on laptop issue has been fixed.On your keyboard, hold down the Fn key and press the touchpad key (or F7, F8, F9, F5, depending on the laptop brand you’re using).
If that’s the case, we might have to press the keys again to turn it back on.
Sometimes the mouse-isn’t-moving issue happens just because you’ve pressed the function keys and disabled trackpad unknowingly.
If it’s the external mouse, then try a different port, a different functioning mouse, and replace/recharge the battery (if it has one) to see if this fixes the problem. If it’s the touchpad mouse, then move on to Fix 2. What am I missing?!?! I want to turn this laptop into a frisbee.To properly navigate your system, you might want to switch to the touchpad mouse if you’re using an external mouse and vice versa. I created a flash Bios disk from Toshiba's website, but can't get to that point to where it is reading the drives. no sign on the case that there was any external damage. removed the wireless card and bluetooth cards and restarted without them: same. The BIOS screen shows the Toshiba backgroun with the Celeron M logo, but just doesn't want to get passed that. If I act quickly, I can press F2 rapidly after I start the laptop and it says "Please Wait" instead of the normal "Press for SETUP" option. It doesn't prompt for a password or give any errors. I tried the BIOS reset trick (remove battery and power plug, hold power button for 20 seconds, then plug power plug back in and start) however, the computer still freezes in the exact same spot in the BIOS. Toshiba Satellite A105 that is freezing up about 3/4 of the way through the BIOS upon startup (according to the BIOS status bar).
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