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OK, I have narrowed it down. This occurs when the mouse (Logitech G604) is connected via Bluetooth.
I remove the Bluetooth device and plugged in the Logi G604 USB dongle. Reboot the computer and this problem no longer exists. Going back to Bluetooth, and rebooting the computer, the problem comes back.
Why is that so Microsoft?
I also had to remove bluetooth devices.
Basically, I am running my laptop on “emergency” mode: pls-let-me-work mode.
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I don't have any Bluetooth related problems. This is the "Generic" Bluetooth Driver that comes with Windows 10. and is Working as it should.
Recently I replaced my Mouse with Wireless Mouse
SPC brand with nano receiver, because my old mouse with cable is damaged. There are no issues regarding My Wireless Mouse Driver. everything is fine.
Ever since downloading this update, my laptop (surfacebook 2016) will not stay on. It will boot all the way up, then within 5 minute of use, it shuts down. Also, it no longer charges. Thankfully, I have an HP desktop I can use, but I'm afraid to install the update on it. Anyone have insight?
