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what is dxdiag? And where is it.
How do I check in in Reliability History , I dont know what it is.
what is dxdiag? And where is it.
How do I check in in Reliability History , I dont know what it is.
Win key + R, then type dxdiag followed by return.
Search reliability history from the taskbar.
Before I would look at anything more, I'd run the SFC utility repeatedly until it reports no corruption found. I've had more than one experience where it has found & fixed corruption and on the next run it reports found & can't repair, forcing a use of DISM.
The issues seems to be with the Dragon Gaming Center. Try these solutions. How to Fix MSI Dragon Center Not Working on Windows PC | TechPout Do not download any 3rd party driver updater program
Would it be wise to just delete Dragon Gaming Center?
I don't use it.
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I removed the Dragon Gaming Center.
The problem did not go away.
Upon a fresh boot, the left clicky is not responsive in either the build-in pad or the external mouse ( any mouse )
What does work, is when I right-click several times, about 4-5, then it comes out of of that stuck mode and becomes un-stuck.
That's the only thing I can do right now. Why is that? What causes it to get stuck? could it be, after all, a hardware issue? Should I clean the laptop touchpad clicky keys, both left and right?
Here is a tool from MSI to remove Dragon Gaming Center MSI Dragon Center 2 Auto Removal Tool / Log Generator, v1.0.0.6 | MSI Global English Forum - Index
I saw that but did not download it since it came from a non-official source. I removed it via the normal method in Windows.
Dragon Center may have residual files left over in the Registry, that is why I suggested using the software manufacturers removal tool link in post #16. You can also use an Uninstaller program like Revo Uninstaller and use Hunter Mode if the program is no longer in the Uninstall List.