New mac mini intermittent mouse keyboard and track pad

Just got this computer up and running last night. Now the mouse is moving erratically, sometimes it works great and sometimes it stops or moves in another direction. It also effects my trackpad but to a lesser extent. I was using this same keyboard, trackpad and mouse on my old Mini 2011 yesterday and it has worked perfectly at this location for a couple of years. Stumped, looking for ideas.
Jack

Try resetting the PRAM and SMC...might help, cannot hurt.
Barry

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