mouse problems

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Paul Robinson

Help!

My mouse will not behave!
I have an optical wireless Logitech MX 700 mouse and it has taken to
shooting off to the top left hand corner of the screen.

I've swapped the mose for an ordinary wired/ball mouse, still the same.
I've tried with no mouse at all, still the same, can anyone help please?

Paul
 
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Help!

My mouse will not behave!
I have an optical wireless Logitech MX 700 mouse and it has taken to
shooting off to the top left hand corner of the screen.

I've swapped the mose for an ordinary wired/ball mouse, still the
same. I've tried with no mouse at all, still the same, can anyone
help please?
Paul
Click to expand...

The elusive nomadic mouse...

Control panel > Mouse applet

In there disable enhanced precision, turn down the hardware acceleration,
turn it down speed-wise a notch too. Usually one or even all of those cures
the nomadic mouse syndrome.

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Galen said:
In Paul Robinson had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:


The elusive nomadic mouse...

Control panel > Mouse applet

In there disable enhanced precision, turn down the hardware acceleration,
turn it down speed-wise a notch too. Usually one or even all of those cures
the nomadic mouse syndrome.
Click to expand...
Problem solved, well...semi solved.
It appears to be conflicting with my USB joystick so I've unplugged the
JS and all's well

Cheers
 
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