Bluetooth mouse keeps disconnecting in Windows 11

• Computer boot error: Many things can go wrong during boot. Therefore, it can cause the computer to act and not work properly, which results in Windows 11 Bluetooth mouse keeps disconnecting. Also, the computer may go through a faulty shutdown which can affect it every time it is turned back on. So the way you shut down and start up your computer can affect your Bluetooth connection with the mouse.
• Connection error between mouse and computer: When the mouse is not properly connected to the computer, it may cause the Bluetooth mouse to disconnect and reconnect. Likewise, a wireless mouse can run into some problems if it’s connected to another device without being properly disconnected from your computer.
• Windows power management interference: The latest Windows computers come with a built-in power management system that helps you turn off or end tasks for programs that consume more power. However, the power management system may disconnect the mouse from your computer because it uses a significant amount of power.
• Mouse driver issues: Mouse drivers can get corrupted or crash. Therefore, it may cause the Bluetooth mouse to keep losing connection with Windows 10/11.

Many other things can be responsible for Windows 11 Bluetooth mouse keeps disconnecting issue. However, we recommend that users read the ways to fix Bluetooth mouse lag in Windows 11.

1. Restart your computer

1. Click beginning on your screen
2. Select Energy.
3. Click on Restart Y okay.

Restarting your computer will help fix any boot errors causing Bluetooth mouse keeps disconnecting and reconnecting issues.

2. Uninstall the mouse in Device Manager

1. Press windows + R on your keyboard to open the Run command.
2. Write msc development and press Get into to incite the Device administrator.
3. Select the Bluetooth mouse device and right click on it.
4. Click on uninstall device Y IT’S OKAY.

Uninstalling the Bluetooth mouse driver from your computer removed the faulty files. However, restart your computer and try to connect the mouse. The computer will install the missing driver automatically.

3. Disable Windows Power Management

1. Press windows + R on your keyboard to open the Run command.
2. Write devmgmt.msc and press Get into to incite the Device administrator.
3. Select the bluetooth mouse and double click on it.
4. Go to the Power Management tab and uncheck the Please allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.
5. Click okay to save the changes.

We recommend that you restart your computer and see if the problem persists.

4. Update Windows

1. Click on Beginning.
2. Select Settings of the options.
3. Click on windows updatethen select Search for updates.

Windows will automatically check for and download updates if one is available.

1. Press windows + me simultaneously to encourage Settings.
2. Select bluetooth and devices.
3. Click on Mouse. (Here you will be able to access the mouse settings and adjust them according to your needs)

However, we recommend that you check out our article on how to change mouse settings in Windows 11. It will help you toggle more features in your mouse settings.

In conclusion, there are many Bluetooth mouse products on the market that users can buy. However, users can read our guide on the best Bluetooth mice.

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