Windows 10: Microsoft Confort 4500 BlueLight Mouse Torture

I bought recently a new mouse Microsoft Confort 4500 BlueLight, but its driver is not working properly. The wheel doesnt scroll and the buttons are clicking alone lots of times. Its impossible to use this when this happens. But its not all the time. It seems some malware/spyware is turning this torture on and off. Any idea how to remove this ?
I am using a Windows 10 Pro Dell OEM

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Microsoft mouse stop working after some update

Is there some bug on windows 10 related to the "Microsoft Confort Mouse 4500" ?

I followed the methods, the first brought me back the click on intefaces, but now the middle button action "instant view" or something like that, activates every moment, but the button was not pressed.

This is very annoying.

I'll try the other methods, but as a new mouse the third method doesn't make sense.

Why my new mouse will need some kind of compatibility, if on Microsoft hardware page it seems to be windows 10 compatible.

 

Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500

I have 2 Acer computers running Windows 10. The first upgraded from Windows 7, the second with Windows 10 pre-installed. I use a Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500 USB. On the first computer the mouse works perfectly. On the second device manager reports "drivers
not installed - code 28. This operation requires an interactive Windows station" I click to update the driver, then auto search for driver. Message comes back "Windows has encountered a problem - contact equipment supplier" I download and install Microsoft
Mouse and Keyboard Centre 2.8.106 for Windows 10. It doesn't recognise the mouse. I have connected the mouse to each USB port with the same result. All other USB devices function perfectly. Research on the net seems to indicate the problem may lie with the
c:\Windows\System 32\drivers and DriverStore folders. I have taken ownership of these folders and have full control of "drivers" but cannot take full control of "DriverStore" - the system won't let me. I'm not going to re-install Windows and have to go to
the hassle of reinstalling ALL applications. It would be simpler just to buy a Logitech mouse. Does anyone have any ideas?

 

MICROSOFT MOUSE PROGRAM

Hi Richard,

Since the above suggestions didn't work on your issue, we suggest that you follow the steps below for us to further locate the device driver that has been causing conflict on your system.

• Go to Settings.
• Click Devices.
• Scroll down, then select Device manager.
• Look for the mouse icon, then click it.
• Right-click on the available drivers.
• Select Uninstall.
• Re-connect your Microsoft mouse, so that the system will reinstall the correct driver.

Keep us updated with the result so that we can further assist you.