USB OVERDRIVE NOT DETECTING MOUSE UPDATE

With me it was drive g: but it may be something different on your computer But when you get into the advanced recovery options, select the command line option and when in there follow this procedure:ĭo the 3x power off thing to get to your system restore menuĪnd see what drive it is set to. If you are really concerned you can pause all updates for up to 35 days by switching the 'Pause Updates' slider to the on position.Īnother option that was showing on bleeping computer was to do the above power down three times to get into the recovery console.

USB OVERDRIVE NOT DETECTING MOUSE UPDATE

I then go into Update & Security in Settings and into 'Advanced options' which appears as a blue link near the bottom of the page and then set feature updates to 365 days delay and other updates to 30 days so that hopefully the patch will get fixed and won't get re-applied. When the machine restored the keyboard and mouse were back in again and all was well. This worked after 3 goes and I was able to get into the recovery console and advanced and select a system restore point before the 14th February when the update was applied.

So I figured out the only way to get to the recovery console was to get to the logon screen and then pull the power cord.

I had a machine yesterday where it was a pretty fast machine with an SSD and doing the power down three times at the login screen didn't work as the machine was able to shut down normally within the 5 seconds so I could not get to the recovery console. If you search for 'Keyboard and Mouse stopped working' you will see quite a large list of forums where people are having issues! The issue is definitely KB4074588 or at least the initial version of this patch that went in on or around 14th February, I think another version went in around 16th to 18th as presumably MS realised what a they had created. I have had it mainly with Dell PCs as nearly all my clients are Dell users.

Usb overdrive not detecting mouse