Windows 10: Input Devices Randomly Unclick at Random Intervals

Hey Microsoft,I am having an issue with my personal devices. Mice and keyboards are randomly losing key press after a short and random interval. This makes it difficult to play all games. It happens regardless of the mouse or keyboard I use. I have tried many of each and I have determined there is some other issue with my keyboard. Any ideas?Cheers,

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Desktop PC reboots at random intervals

 

Bluetooth devices interfere with mouse/keyboard input

Hey, I'm not sure if this is the right section for my issue

Anyhow, while using my keyboard and mouse for work I've had a really irritating issue where they would constantly spaz out at random.

They would either:

• Randomly disconnect/reconnect
• Hinder my ability to click on certain windows or even the taskbar unless I ctr+alt+delete which restores the control temporarily
• Have a mind of its own such as spamming the same last used key for a second or two

However I recently narrowed down the source and realized this issue only occurs when the laptop is connected to my bluetooth earbuds. (Occurred with two different bluetooth earbud models however both by Samsung if that matters)

Just an FYI but the keyboard and mouse are wired and are connected via a KVM switch if that makes any difference.

Any ideas as to why certain bluetooth devices if not all impair the input for my mouse and keyboard would be greatly appreciated.

 

random restarts

Hi,

If a Windows computer random restarts, the device usually have some damaged system components. For us to provide an accurate solution, we would need you to answer the following questions:

• Which build, version and edition of Windows is installed on your computer?
• What changes have you made to the device before this issue occurred?
• What troubleshooting steps was already performed to your laptop?

In the meantime, it will be best to make sure that the latest update of Windows is installed on your device. If the same issue happens after installing Windows Update, we suggest running the power troubleshooter. To do so, follow these steps:

• Open the Control Panel.
• Using the search bar at the upper-right corner, type troubleshooting.
• From the search results, click on Troubleshooting and then select System and Security.
  
• Click on Power and then follow the prompts to successfully run the tool.

We are looking forward to your response.