Jumping Mouse pointer??

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Rudy

Blank Mouse pointer periodically "stalls, jumps, & dances" across the
screen. I think it's because my HD is resetting itself. Any & all
comments/suggestions are appreciated.

Win XP Home OS.......Firefox browser.....using a Logitech wireless
mouse....... RVC
 
Rudy said:
Blank Mouse pointer periodically "stalls, jumps, & dances" across the
screen. I think it's because my HD is resetting itself. Any & all
comments/suggestions are appreciated.

Win XP Home OS.......Firefox browser.....using a Logitech wireless
mouse....... RVC
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Possibly the batteries in your mouse getting weak
 
Blank Mouse pointer periodically "stalls, jumps, & dances" across the
screen. I think it's because my HD is resetting itself. Any & all
comments/suggestions are appreciated.

Win XP Home OS.......Firefox browser.....using a Logitech wireless
mouse....... RVC
Click to expand...

If you used another mouse before and had to install software ,
uninstall it . I had a microsoft mouse before this logitech one , and
the ms software interfered with the logitech .
 
Had prior Logitech Mouse model from 2005...........remove
it............now see if ya suggestion
works............Thanxx.....Jim............


Blank Mouse pointer periodically "stalls, jumps, & dances" across the
screen. I think it's because my HD is resetting itself. Any & all
comments/suggestions are appreciated.

Win XP Home OS.......Firefox browser.....using a Logitech wireless
mouse....... RVC
Click to expand...

If you used another mouse before and had to install software ,
uninstall it . I had a microsoft mouse before this logitech one , and
the ms software interfered with the logitech .
 
Rudy said:
Blank Mouse pointer periodically "stalls, jumps, & dances" across the
screen. I think it's because my HD is resetting itself. Any & all
comments/suggestions are appreciated.

Win XP Home OS.......Firefox browser.....using a Logitech wireless
mouse....... RVC
Click to expand...

Besides the other suggestions of replacing/charging the batteries and
making sure you don't have other-brand mouse software installed, have
you actually looked at the sensor to make sure you don't have some lint
or [cat] hair surrounding or dangling about the sensor? All it takes is
a thin cat hair flitting about the sensor to make the mouse think you've
suddenly jerked the mouse. Get a pair of pointy tweezers to remove the
fuzz around the sensor rather than opening it up to clean it out.
 
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