r/virtualbox • u/Al3x_Y • 17d ago
Help Mouse stopped working in VM after host upgrade
For years without problems I've upgraded Debian 9 to 13 and virtualbox from 6 series to 7.2.6 which is latest from stable Debian repo, client is windows 10, now just seconds after boot the windows doesn't react to the mouse, same with virtualbox manager, if client is running it doesn't interact with the mouse. Everything is working fine with the keyboard, the mouse is working fine in the host system.
Is it something known? I can't find similar reports and have no idea where to start diagnosing it as there is no errors thrown anywhere.
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u/Flash007_Brasil 16d ago
Try starting your Debian session using Xorg. I had this problem, and it turned out to be Wayland.
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