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I catch BSoD when I disconnect the mouse from the usb port. How can this be fixed?

In roflu, I decided to assemble my assembly of windows. I did this using the audit mode on a virtual machine based on virtualbox. Naturally, I used the mouse and other charms on the virtual machine. In the future, as I understand it, I did not do any necessary actions when capturing the system image in order to untie it from virtualbox. As a result, having installed this system on my laptop, I catch such a BSoD when I pull the mouse out of the computer 6100a0ca63d14324847527.jpeg
. VBoxMouse.sys is a mouse driver and it seems that you just need to disable or remove it, but when you disable it again, the bsod, and if you remove the mouse does not works at all (although the standard drivers are also worth it)
How can I fix this?

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@DaniilOLD

The VBoxMouse.sys driver is bound via the registry to the standard mouse driver (msmouse.inf) in the same way as mouhid.sys. Therefore, just when VBoxMouse.sys is deleted, the mouse stops working at all, because. msmouse.inf stops working.

  • Therefore, you need to "untie" VBoxMouse.sys from msmouse.inf in the registry through the registry editor.
  • To do this, you need to find the driver msmouse.inf in the registry editor
  • To do this, you need to find your mouse in the device manager, open the events tab, find the class guid line.6101566da1b91792286607.png
  • Then go in the registry editor to the folder Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\<what is written in the class guid>.
  • Find the UpperFilters value.
  • B in the Value Data window (I have a system in English) remove the line VBoxMouse.
  • Close Registry Editor.
  • To restart a computer

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Drno, 2021-07-28
@Drno

Remove this driver from system32, and push the standard Windows drivers on the mouse there. copy for example from a working system. i think it should help

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