external usb mouse went dead after hibernation

Hi,

I'm using core duo notebook with vista. I attach an external optic mouse, a
printer, a palm dock, and a usb powered scanner via a passive usb hub.
Whenever I wake my notebook from hibernation, all stuffs are working fine
except my external mouse. The light is on but cannot move the cursor. Unplug
and re-plug cannot revive the mouse function, but the light is on. I also
tried to attach mouse directly to usb port -- same thing. If I re-start,
then the mouse is ok again. I'm using microsoft optical mouse, model 1016

Have you installed the drivers for the mouse?

"bamsan" <bamsan@hotpop.com> wrote in message
news:1EF9263D-E0B8-45F3-9B8B-FCDC8399C270@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm using core duo notebook with vista. I attach an external optic mouse,
> a printer, a palm dock, and a usb powered scanner via a passive usb hub.
> Whenever I wake my notebook from hibernation, all stuffs are working fine
> except my external mouse. The light is on but cannot move the cursor.
> Unplug and re-plug cannot revive the mouse function, but the light is on.
> I also tried to attach mouse directly to usb port -- same thing. If I
> re-start, then the mouse is ok again. I'm using microsoft optical mouse,
> model 1016

Open Device Manager (located in the Control Panel)
and expand Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
Right-click on USB Root Hub and select Properties.
Click on the Power Management tab and uncheck
"Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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"bamsan" wrote:

Hi,

I'm using core duo notebook with vista. I attach an external optic mouse, a
printer, a palm dock, and a usb powered scanner via a passive usb hub.
Whenever I wake my notebook from hibernation, all stuffs are working fine
except my external mouse. The light is on but cannot move the cursor. Unplug
and re-plug cannot revive the mouse function, but the light is on. I also
tried to attach mouse directly to usb port -- same thing. If I re-start,
then the mouse is ok again. I'm using microsoft optical mouse, model 1016