Windows 10: Mouse location on Device Manager is on Virtual Tablet HID not "on USB Input Device"

I was gone for like a day or two and then when I came back my mouse suddenly stopped working. I tried restarting, changing USB ports and even uninstalled and reinstalled device. I'm using my backup mouse and it's being useable and its "Location: on USB Input Device" but my other mouse is "Location: on Virtual Tablet HID". Is there a way to fix this since the mouse that stopped working is the one I need to use. Thank you very much.

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USB devices not working after Device Manager spring clean

Here is a list of all the devices I removed using Device Manager
There were many many duplicates so I have put the number beside each device type (e.g. I removed 13 separate HID compliant mouse devices)

Device Manager:-
Printers:-
Uninstalled HP 1110 Laser Printer
Uninstall Canon MG2900 inkjet
Uninstalled bluetooth speaker

HID Devices:-
Uninstalled 13 HID Compliant Mice
Uninstalled 9 HID Compliant Keyboards
Uninstalled 20 HID Input Devices
Uninstalled 40 USB Input Devices

Display Devices:-
Uninstalled 4 generic displays

USB Devices:-
Uninstalled 4 Unknown USB Devices
Uninsatll Huawei Mobile Connect
Uninstall 20 USB Composite Devices
Uninstall 20 USB Mass Storage Devices
Uninstall 30 VMWare USB Devices

Portable Devices:-
Uninstalled 15 Drives and phones

Other Devices:-
Uninstalled Unknown Device

 

HID KB and mouse Devices

Do you use a KVM switch?
It's quite normal to have multiple HIDs under Windows...

A human interface device or HID is a type of computer device that interacts directly with, and most often takes input from, humans and may deliver output to humans.

USB Ports will also add to that list, even if currently unused.

Plugging in and removing devices such as your iPod, iPhone, Camera, and external HDD, etc. Or moving your keyboard/mouse from one port to another, etc. Perhaps you plug the device into USB port 1, then next time USB port 2, etc. You find they get created and merely stick around afterwards. However, they don't affect the system and should be left there. Most are there for future functions to work and be accessed faster for the same driver.

 

HID KB and mouse Devices

Thank you very much Spunk. You are right that is exactly what is happening. I'll stop worrying and let well alone.