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it is a wired mouse, probably a broken wire– YorikCommented Mar 26 at 14:11
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@Yorik I mentioned that I tested the mouse with other laptops and it worked fine, how can it be a broken wire issue? Also, the service center staff would definetily notice if there was something wrong with the wire.– HELKOCommented Mar 26 at 14:33
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intermittent wire connections are hard to diagnose reliably but it is the exact bahavior you mention. As far as the shop, if they said they "replaced its CPU" then I would not trust anything they said.– YorikCommented Mar 26 at 14:36
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@Yorik they replaced some main chipset, I'm not sure how it would be called in English. I still don't get it how it would work with other laptops but not mine, if it is a wire issue.– HELKOCommented Mar 26 at 14:41
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If you use a USB hub, plug it directly into the computer– LPChipCommented Mar 26 at 14:50
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