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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
I read on another forum that disabling the HP Quick Start Buttons will make this go away - but that's not a satisfactory solution IMHO. In my case, it's a brand-new HP laptop, first time out of the box. This is NOT reasonable. Also, I'm not using a bluetooth mouse, although there are 2 bluetooth mice, connected with other computers, within range. Any ideas would be helpful. Walt -- wscrivens |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
I have had the same problem with my microsoft bluetooth presenter 8000 mouse. I have an HP DV5t laptop. And I finally found a better solution than disabling your quickstart. My brother-in-law has an HP as well with bluetooth enabled. I told him that I was having this problem and he told me that his bluetooth mouse worked just fine. He has a Targus mouse. I've also noticed that everyone that has posted on here has been using a microsoft mouse. So I went to office depot and bought a "Targus Bluetooth Laser Notebook Mouse" item# 174354. And it works just fine. I guess the only problem is the fact that you have to buy a new mouse.** -- Smalls |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
I was having the same problem with my bluetooth microsoft wireless notebook presenter mouse 8000. The problem is created by an application in the HP quick launch Buttons. I removed the application from the launch buttons. go to: C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP Quick Launch Buttons move the following files to a backup folder on your computer: HidActn.dll Hiddata PushHid.dll Then restart you computer and you should not have the errors and the other things on your laptop should still be available. -- Hyosaburo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hyosaburo's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/hyosaburo.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...es/1023595.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
Thx a lot harald.
BTW. I have another HP app that crashes on a brand new laptop (HDX 6) HP MediaSmart, that throws a .NET exception every time you try to run it. Very dissapointing... "harald" wrote: I have a DV-7 1090 myself and a Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 with this problem. I did some debugging today on directions of an HP tech guy. I found out that the problem is caused by the Quick Launch Buttons program, QlbCtrl.exe. If you disable this program, the error is gone. Don't know by the way what functionality I lost by disabling, but the annoying message is gone though! Here's what you should do: Click on the Vista logo on the bottom left of your screen In the search field, enter: msconfig Press enter to start the program Click continue if you get the popup of User Account Management Choose the startup tab in the System Configuration Window Browse to the "HP Quick Launch Buttons" and uncheck this item Click the OK button and restart your system The annoying message should be gone now! Please post if this has solved your problem too! "dreadpyrat" wrote: Hi all, I have an HP dv9700z laptop with Vista Ultimate 32bit installed. I'm up to date all on all updates for Vista, including SP1. I bought a Microsoft blue tooth notebook mouse 5000 and installed it. It works fine except that as soon as it connects, I get this meesage: "hid data has stopped working" Then it asks me to close the program. The mouse still works however, up until the next time I reboot. Then I have to repeat the installation all over again. I installed Intellipoint drivers as suggested on an HP laptop forum - no fix I searched Google and Microsoft's knowledge base...nothing. I'm at a loss, can anyone help? -- dreadpyrat |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
i have the same problem when i plug my logitech wireless headset, i don't think i should have to stope quick buttoms so i can use my headset thats not right . i have HP DV5T with windows vista home 32bit -- mssidah ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mssidah's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/mssidah.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...es/1023595.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
I had exactly the same problem with my Microsoft 5000 mouse. I agree that disabling drivers is not an acceptable option. I chatted with the HP helpdesk and he proposed the fixes that are included here (only after I lead him to this link) but even he agreed it was a poor excuse for a solution. In the end I returned the Microsoft 5000 and picked up the Targus AMB04US and it works without any issues. My machine is a HP HDX Premium Series 1 day old at the time if this post. -- Acer288 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Acer288's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/acer288.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...es/1023595.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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"HID data has stopped working" - bluetooth mouse error
Thanks for this great fix. On my dv5t HP laptop, it seems to have fixed the HID data error, and still maintains full HP Quick Launch Button functionality. It seems to be a better fix than removing the HP Quick Launch Button function from startup (though that was a better fix than nothing!) However, i'm still curious if moving those 3 files you mention below into a backup directory really did cause a problem with the Quick Launch functionality that I haven't yet noticed? If those 3 files are truly not needed, then why are they in the Quick Launch directory in the first place?? I"m just concerned that if I move those 3 files now (which I have already done) then get a problem in the future, I don't know whether it is caused by moving of those files or something else. It seems disabling Quick Launch altogether may be the "safer" alternative fix, though it will cause loss of functionality. Hyosaburo;3980436 Wrote: I was having the same problem with my bluetooth microsoft wireless notebook presenter mouse 8000. The problem is created by an application in the HP quick launch Buttons. I removed the application from the launch buttons. go to: C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP Quick Launch Buttons move the following files to a backup folder on your computer: HidActn.dll Hiddata PushHid.dll Then restart you computer and you should not have the errors and the other things on your laptop should still be available. -- klesko ------------------------------------------------------------------------ klesko's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/klesko.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...es/1023595.htm http://forums.techarena.in |