Windows 10: Not Recognizing 6 Button Gaming Mouse

I recently bought a gaming mouse: Professional 6 Buttons 5500dpi Optical USB Wired Gaming Mouse Mice for PC Laptop | eBay and Windows won't recognize it (Code 43) and it calls it: Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed), I tried contacting the seller but he didn't know of any driver for the mouse. please i need help ASAP.

Thanks.
Gabriel.

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Random Mouse Lagging and beeping !

i too am having lagging issues . i have a cooler master gaming mouse the is not being recognized by win 10. it just finds the compliant mouse in the device manager.. When in game( warcraft,star wars tor, or in second life. the mouse stops responding . then
after clicking my mouse buttons several times it comes back. its a pain in the ****.. im using the current software from cooler master that supposedly supports 64 bit windows.ten how can i make windows recognize my gaming mouse as it is and not as some dumb
compliant. mouse.. any help would be appreciated since im sure mircosoft hasnt a clue

 

Mouse problems.

Reccently I started having issues with my GearHead 2.4 GHz wireless mouse. Model MPT3200RED. My mouse buttons stopped working just all of a sudden and I have tried everything to updating the driver (Which didn't work at all) and using Microsoft Mouse and
Keyboard center but my mouse isn't recognized on the software. As an example of my problem, I play this game called Dota 2 and in-game, if I try to bind anything to mouse4 or mouse5, it binds as AUDIOPREV and AUDIONEXT. Along with that, the DPI button is AUDIOPLAY.
I originally thought it was an iTunes issue, but when I uninstalled iTunes it didn't solve the problem. And after trying to fix the problem, my mouse buttons stopped working entirely.

 

Unless you have a specific driver for you hardware, you won't be able to use it's special features. It will only work with basic functionality using Windows generic drivers.

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I don't see a brand listed, so you can check the mouse or packaging to see if you can find one. I would also try the mouse in another computer. It is possible that is some cheap generic mouse and the one you have is defective.