Windows 10: Mouse driver issue, cursor has vanished

Hello all, first time posting here, was hoping you could help me with a bizarre problem that I've encountered today.

My newly built PC told me there was a problem with my PS/2 mouse driver (mouse is a Razer Naga 2014 with wired USB connection and had been working perfectly up to this point). Not really knowing what this meant, I decided to ask Windows to automatically fix it anyway. Upon restarting my system...my mouse no longer worked and the mouse cursor had completely vanished.

The mouse is still receiving power and still shows up on my list of connected devices, which makes me think that its driver has been uninstalled by Windows. Razer's driver management is handled through their Synapse application but it now says it can't detect any Razer enabled devices (including my Razer keyboard, which is still working) and therefore doesn't give me the option to download any drivers. And to add insult to injury, Windows is still telling me that PS/2 driver needs fixing.

I'm completely at a loss, has anyone else experienced this issue?

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My Cursor Is missing in windows 10

Today my cursor vanished too. Connected my mouse to my laptop and that doesn't work either. Neither does my touchpad, or my keyboard. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

Unstable Mouse cursor

Running Windows 10 (preinstalled) on HP laptop.

The default scheme (arrow) for the mouse cursor spontaneously changes after a while to various things (grid, long arrow) or sometime completely vanishes. Attempts to correct via Control Panel fail since new schemes or shapes fail to get applied. On Restart,
the correct cursor shape begins but after varying times (whether or not a program is running) changes kick in again. It is as though some hidden program is directing the cursor shape to change (a malware screen shows no infection of any kind)

Note that this problem seems to be specific to pre-installed Windows 10: on both my other laptop or desktop on which I UPGRADED to Windows 10, this problem does not occur.

The driver update says the mouse driver is the newest available.

 

Have you checked Device Manager
You may find a yellow make against
Mice and other pointing devices
Click on that and you should be able to
Reinstall or update your driver from there
You will also find your keypad there as well

 

To : ProjectJay,

Do you have this problem since day one, or is this issue happened just recently ?

If just recently, try a system restore. Pick a date when you did NOT have this problem as your restore point.
System Restore Windows 10