Mouse Wriggle
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hmmmm, yes yucky stuff indeed!
Its just a standard mouse i plugged in to the big white bit without the screen. I have changed mousepads, then I went and got a new mouse, still the same problem.
Needless to say I am quite perplexed at the situation.
Its just a standard mouse i plugged in to the big white bit without the screen. I have changed mousepads, then I went and got a new mouse, still the same problem.
Needless to say I am quite perplexed at the situation.
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I used to have one a few years ago where that happened. Fixed it in the end by installing the MS Wheelmouse software. I suppose it might have been a corrupted driver or something like that.
I now use an optical wireless Memorex MX4350RF which was very cheap on eBuyer. Takes a little bit of getting used to at first, but it is 100% compared to previous mice. Doesn't feature there currently, but there are several similar for <£15.
I now use an optical wireless Memorex MX4350RF which was very cheap on eBuyer. Takes a little bit of getting used to at first, but it is 100% compared to previous mice. Doesn't feature there currently, but there are several similar for <£15.
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ontrackfor,
How often does it happen?
How long after you installed the new mouse did it happen?
Do you use a PS2 or USB Port for the mouse?
If you have pets, their hair can end up in the optical sensor and cause the problem you described.
Take Care,
Richard
How often does it happen?
How long after you installed the new mouse did it happen?
Do you use a PS2 or USB Port for the mouse?
If you have pets, their hair can end up in the optical sensor and cause the problem you described.
Take Care,
Richard
