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Some of the previous versions of Windows 10 have mouse click problems so it is better to upgrade to the latest version to correct any problems or errors. Windows will download and install all pending Windows 10 updates. Use the TAB key on the keyboard to select the items and press Enter on Check for updates. Then press the Windows key on the keyboard, write Windows Update and press Enter. If the mouse gets stuck often, a simple method that can solve any problem is to update the system to the latest version. To do this, open Settings, go to Update and Security and choose Troubleshooting in the left column. Then scroll down the screen to the right until you find Keyboard and run the correction tool. If the keyboard does not work properly or does not work well, you have to check if there are broken keys or try to reconnect the keyboard to the USB socket of the computer (if it is a desktop PC). There are however many other problems that can happen with the keyboard and we summarized them in another article on what to do if the keyboard went crazy or the keys that do not work.ģ) Use the automatic resolution tools (for the keyboard)įor any keyboard problems, you can use one of the Windows 10 AutoCorrect tools. If it has not been resolved yet, see other solutions if Windows Explorer (explorer.exe) stops working 2) Check keyboard problems Now try using the mouse and see if the problem has been resolved.

Now press the Windows + R keys on the PC keyboard, type explorer.exe and press Enter to restart the process.

Once the Windows Explorer process is complete, a black screen may appear briefly.

Use the down arrow key to select End and press Enter.

If the right mouse button does not work, press the Shift + F10 keys together (shortcut key for the right mouse button).

With the processes tab already selected, press the down arrow keys to scroll through the various processes until you select what is called Windows Explorer.

If the task manager appears in a simplified form, press the TAB key to select More details and press Space bar.

Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the Task Manager. Alternatively, press Ctrl + Alt + Del and then use the TAB key, select Task Manager and always press Enter on the PC keyboard.

The solution is to restart the Explorer process and to do it in Windows 10 (also in Windows 7 and 8), with the mouse locked and not clicking, you can follow these steps: