I just bought a new laptop (it's Asus Zenbook UX410UA) and installed Ubuntu 16.04 on it. Unfortunately, I can't make my wireless mouse (Hama Roma) work. When I plug it in, nothing happens. I Google a little, I got this output from dmesg

But I can't find any solution to this (if there is any). Any suggestions? Tried all the USB ports, mouse does work on another laptop. Another wireless mouse works.

Is the device chipset reported via the following?
Two ideas:

1) There is a chance that this is due to a kernel regression (similar symptoms described)

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...x/+bug/1565292

2) Just in case the ideas in this thread are relevant (eg fast boot settings)
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=198460

Ouput of this command is the same with mouse connected or without it. So I guess the device chipset is not reported.

1) To be honest, I'm not sure what should I take from that.

2) Tried to disable Fast-Boot, no change. The more advanced option, that helped to solve the problem in that topic is irrelevant for me. I could not find such option in my BIOS (UEFI) settings.

Is the Ubuntu 16.04 install fully-updated?

Yes, it should be. sudo apt update and Software Updater have not found any updates at the moment.

Hardware issues notwithstanding, I would compare the kernel versions between working system and non-working system. A kernel upgrade may be an option to try here. You could also try using a live distro (with newer kernel) to test the same hardware.

As soon as I get to my old laptop I'll compare it. Mouse worked on the old laptop.

Most of the usb mice will work even in older bios so they tend to be very basic in their support needs. One sometimes had to enable legacy usb to help sometimes but almost never after the OS boots.

Old issue but still around, might be some clues in this. https://paulphilippov.com/articles/h...-address-error

So I finally got to the old laptop. I used uname -r and got these results:

Old laptop: 4.4.0-72-generic
New laptop: 4.8.0-52-generic

Both are Ubuntu 16.04, old laptop is normal Ubuntu with Unity. The new one has Ubuntu GNOME.

I have seen that and I don't think it helps. Thing is, that I have already carried my laptop turned off and unplugged for hours. So I guess the result would come "by itself". But I can try one more time to be sure.

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BTW, Legacy USB Support is enabled in BIOS. There is also option "USB Mass Storage Driver Support", which is enabled too.

It's almost undoubtedly a kernel regression. That means something that once worked in a previous kernel doesn't work anymore in a later kernel. You should make a bug report. I think Ubuntu uses the reportbug program.

Ok, so a bug report the best course of action here.

That's a good how to that jefro posted for you denco. Maybe give it a go if and see if it puts the mouse problem to bed. Let us know if it works:-

I have to agree with AwesomeMachine it sure looks like regression:-

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs

Laptop was unplugged through whole night. No change. Maybe battery is holding it, but I can't unplug the battery because it's under the case and I don't want to lose warranty by opening it.
Ok, I'll report a bug.

Hmmm, I have just tried Ubuntu 16.04.1 live CD, which has 4.4.0-32-generic and mouse does not work either. Is it still relevant to report a bug?

Yes:-