Microsoft Ergonomic Desktop set 7000 delay on mouse

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DrJoel

I am using a Microsoft Ergonomic desk set 7000 and have the following
annoying problem. First I must say the keyboard works fine the mouse
seems to have a delay or intermittent scrolling. I will be scrolling
down a Internet web page and the scrolling will stop for a few turns of
the scroll wheel. The batteries are new and the mouse is no farther than
2 feet from the receiver which is plugged into the back of my computer.
The mouse and keyboard are in a non metallic keyboard draw. Any ideas
would be helpful.
 
DrJoel said:
I am using a Microsoft Ergonomic desk set 7000 and have the following
annoying problem. First I must say the keyboard works fine the mouse
seems to have a delay or intermittent scrolling. I will be scrolling
down a Internet web page and the scrolling will stop for a few turns
of the scroll wheel. The batteries are new and the mouse is no
farther than 2 feet from the receiver which is plugged into the back
of my computer. The mouse and keyboard are in a non metallic keyboard
draw. Any ideas would be helpful.
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I don't wish to appear flippant or crass, but a switch to bluetooth
would solve these problems.
 
Frank-FL said:
I don't wish to appear flippant or crass, but a switch to bluetooth
would solve these problems.
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I agree, but the investment has already been made. I also never had this
problem with my Deskset 6000, so i expected the same form the Ergonamic
deskset 7000. A few minutes ago I moved the transmitter to the USB hub
which is closer.
 
I agree, but the investment has already been made. I also never had this
problem with my Deskset 6000, so i expected the same form the Ergonamic
deskset 7000. A few minutes ago I moved the transmitter to the USB hub
which is closer.
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Try using the mouse on the other side (end) of keyboard to see if problem
persists. If it goes away, you may need to experiment with various relative
positions. HTH, s
 
sdlomi2 said:
Try using the mouse on the other side (end) of keyboard to see if problem
persists. If it goes away, you may need to experiment with various relative
positions. HTH, s
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I have tried that as well as adding an extension wire to the USB
receiver. The receiver was within 6" from the mouse. Still has the
delay. I am experimenting with the settings within the mouse control
center, to see if that makes a difference.
 
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