USB Mouse borkage
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USB Mouse borkage
I'm having troubles with my laptop.
I have a lovely little wireless mouse. It's worked perfectly for the last three months, but now it's giving me gyp.
When plugged in it'll work for a minute or two then just stop- usually silently, but sometimes with a "USB device not recognised" baloon popup.
-The mouse works fine on other PCs.
-The problem occurs in both XP Home and Linux (LiveCD).
-Other USB devices appear work normally.
-It's a Microsoft mouse- it didn't come with any software that I can remove from Add/Remove Programs.
-I've tried removing it from Device Manager while it's working to make it reinstall.
Do you lot have any other suggestions?
I have a lovely little wireless mouse. It's worked perfectly for the last three months, but now it's giving me gyp.
When plugged in it'll work for a minute or two then just stop- usually silently, but sometimes with a "USB device not recognised" baloon popup.
-The mouse works fine on other PCs.
-The problem occurs in both XP Home and Linux (LiveCD).
-Other USB devices appear work normally.
-It's a Microsoft mouse- it didn't come with any software that I can remove from Add/Remove Programs.
-I've tried removing it from Device Manager while it's working to make it reinstall.
Do you lot have any other suggestions?
Re: USB Mouse borkage
The battery isn't very old.
The big red flashy light is still red and flashing.
And, as I said, it works perfectly well on different machines.
The big red flashy light is still red and flashing.
And, as I said, it works perfectly well on different machines.
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The MS Intellimouse drivers may assist. They've sorted out some of the spacking I got with BF2. Also they have a battery and signal level indicator under the wireless tab, but it sounds more like a problem with the connection between the base station and the laptop.
The Intellimouse software doesn't seem to make any difference.
Even removed the registry entries to horse a reinstall.
Even removed the registry entries to horse a reinstall.
Yes, it does. Surely that would mean that either the mouse wouldn't work on other PCs or other devices wouldn't work on the laptop though? Aaarggh.sounds more like a problem with the connection between the base station and the laptop.
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