Wireless mouse dongle not found macbook pro

Hi,
I have a Gigavyte ECO600 Wireless mouse and a late-2011 Macbook Pro.. I normally have a lot of USB devices that I need to have plugged in so when I got my Macbook Pro I just continued to use my mouse plugged into my USB hub along with my other devices. But recently I was out somewhere and I just wanted to bring my mouse along with me and when I plugged the wireless dongle straight into the usb port it wouldn't recognize my mouse. I messed around with settings and tried to reinstall the drivers but that didn't work. Also it acts the same on bootcamp, is says usb device not recognized. When I got home I plugged it back into my USB hub and it worked. It's not really a big inconvenience but it's kind of strange and I'd like to fix it. Has anyone else experienced this or know of a solution?

I have the exact same problem on the same machine.  I also have a macbook pro that is the next newer model and that one works fine, it is only this machine.  I too have tried all the same steps and it occurred right after installing Yosemite.  I find it difficult to believe that 2 or more of us had the same hardware failure at the exact same time.

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