Disable usb mouse windows xp

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Replies 3. Hi Rj, Thank you for your reply. It is great to know that the issue is resolved now. Please reply if you have further queries. Post Reply. Top Contributor. Dell Support Resources. Latest Solutions. Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Hi, Just checking in to see if the information provided was helpful. Hello, but it is for storage devices, isn't it? Regards Jaime. Easiest method may be to check the bios setup for these options.

From the hardware, you could physically remove them or fill them with something. Hope above information can help you. Hi, According to your description, you only need to disable specific devices to be connected to USB, right? Best Regards,. If you are in category view, click on Hardware and Sound and then click on Mouse under Devices and Printer s. In the Mouse Properties window, click on the Hardware tab and select your mouse from the list of devices.

Normally, there will only be one mouse listed here, but that will depend on the hardware you have connected to your computer. When you have selected your mouse from the list, click the Properties button. In the second Properties window for your mouse, click on the Change Settings button on the General tab. Click the OK button and click OK on all the other open windows too. From now on, you cannot wake up Windows from sleep mode by clicking a mouse button or moving the mouse around.

Some high-end mice, like gaming mice, have high polling rates and high DPI, which means even the tiniest of movements will be detected and cause your computer to wake up. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums.

Answered by:. Archived Forums. Group Policy. Sign in to vote. But all in all, people can still access usb drives Note that this will only prevent usage of newly plugged-in USB Removable Drives or Flash Drives, devices that were plugged-in while this option was not configured will continue to function normally. Also, devices that use the same device or hardware ID for example - 2 identical Flash Disks made by the same manufacturer will still function if one of them was plugged-in prior to the configuration of this setting.

In order to successfully block them you will need to make sure no USB Removable Drive is plugged-in while you set this option. Immediatly i stopped.