How to prevent device manager from reverting my preferences?

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The god damn USB related drivers keep having the power management option back to default, and it's really pissing me off having to manually uncheck those boxes. Yes this is something I'm asking because of my ongoing struggle against my wireless gaming mouse (I think my next mouse will be wired holy crap). I've tried checking online but those either apply to non Windows OS, or cover another topic entirely.

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Now my mouse drivers just vanished from device manager until I unplugged and replugged the dongle?

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Most gaming mice have their own program. They also tend to have multiple modes. One being a default. So first things first, make sure you're changing and saving the right one while using its custom program. Also make sure said custom program is in the autostart.

Beyond that? Jump over to a larger forum. One catering to the brand of mouse you have. Al the larger ones have large and supportive media. They will be able to recognize models and give you the step by step version. Which is of course utterly impossible for us here without knowing anything about the hard or software.

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I have ReDragon Vampyr Elite, forgot the model number, bought it for like 60 CAD or around 45 USD. It is both wireless 2.4GHZ and wired USBC, and I've had it since September of last year. Yes my mouse has its own software, but there aren't any settings for power management in it.

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My laptop is Acer Nitro 5, specifically AN515-54 model from 2019. Its specs are i5 9300H, GTX 1050, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD, and Windows 10. If you want even more detailed specs, then I can tell you if requested.

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Shouldn't be needed. I'd go to their tech support. A very cursory google told me your wireless mouse will go into savings mode after 8 minutes of not being used when eco mode is on (on by default I guess). If that is your issue, disable eco mode. Otherwise, while I feel for a fellow nerd (I am Swedish, nerd is as cool as football here) hit up redragon's forum.

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No that's not my issue

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It seems that as long as I don't have the 2.4GHZ dongle plugged into the USB 2.0 port while I'm not using my laptop, my mouse will work completely fine (USB 3.0 ports sadly causes the dongle to fuck up)

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Sounds like they are overlapping frequency or something. Might be an option to pick a channel or such. If so this is fairly basic. I am far from tech support though. But good thing you figured out the problem. Anyone actually good at this stuff can help you fix it now.

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And now my mouse is disconnecting constantly even with my new "loophole"