mice...
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i'm currently usin logitech peripherals...
my logitech wireless mouse is dead as it awaes fails me...losin connection in the middle of my wrk...
another logitech optical mouse, my 2nd logitech optical mouse btw...sometimes when nt using the mouse, the cursor moves left upwards in a 'vibrating' manner, the lite frm the mouse oso brigthens up (when u move it) when i'm nt even touchin it. the table is oso completely still...it happened to my previous one too...
i tot logitech is established for its peripherals...but their products r givin me probs...disappointin...
i'm tinkin of switchin to microsoft peripherals...
any users here experience the abv problems? or experience it on mircosoft peripherals? -
me wanna get the starck one but alotta ppl say no good leh.......
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I also got this problem, don't know why. Probably because on smooth surface. If my mouse on smooth surface and the surface is very reflective, will happen.
Anyway, for your wireless mouse, is it because of low battery? Tried changing it? What's the effect? Or is it still the same? Try adjusting the wireless adapter that comes with your mouse. If not in range, will fail you.
For Microsoft mice, I have to say it is quite bad to use. It doesn't move to where I point, and I have to have a wide area to move the mouse. My A4 Tech mouse works better. Small area needed to move, accurate and light.
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i was using wireless mouse until pek chek.....
it jus went haywire sometimes....like got ghost controlling the mouse....
or jus when u are heavily editing something.....the batt goes dead....
now im back to good old wired optical mouse -
FireIce, what happened to your signature?
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its definitely nt batt prob. coz after i reboot my com it'll b ok...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I also got this problem, don't know why.
Anyway, for your wireless mouse, is it because of low battery? Tried changing it? What's the effect? Or is it still the same? Try adjusting the wireless adapter that comes with your mouse. If not in range, will fail you.
the wireless adapter isn't far too...juz underneath the table less den 30cm away...
i really dunoe y...
i'm tink i'm gonna try mircosoft... -
You must be using a cheapo brand.
I use microsoft one so smooth. Don't say the keyboard lar of course. -
Wireless mouse has lots of problems. Connection problems, battery low, frequency clash and stuff. I prefer using wired.
The first thing you can do is change the battery. Then try to remove all your wireless devices (Handphones etc) away from the mouse.
If you decide to get a new mouse, get a wired one. Don't have so many problems to worry about. -
wats wrong with my siggy???
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gt ghost...Originally posted by FireIce:wats wrong with my siggy???
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optical mouse tends to have such problems, moving cursors, connection prob...
are u using a laptop? -
i using this logitech mouse. not bad, but the provided de rechargable battery sucks. it got a nice stand btw, so its ok. if got money i wan the bluetooth ver.
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it showsOriginally posted by FireIce:wats wrong with my siggy???
Btw, take note of which type of surface you use your optical mouse in. glass and shiny surfaces dun go well with optical mouse... -
nope...Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:optical mouse tends to have such problems, moving cursors, connection prob...
are u using a laptop?
but when usin on laptop i oso hv the same prob... -
Cannot see your signature.Originally posted by FireIce:wats wrong with my siggy???
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Microsoft mouse sucks. I need such a big area to move the mouse, not accurate some more. A4 Tech mouse better. But Microsoft Mouse super light.Originally posted by ditzy:You must be using a cheapo brand. I use microsoft one so smooth. Don't say the keyboard lar of course. -
then its nt driver or any other related hardware problem...Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:nope...
but when usin on laptop i oso hv the same prob...
u have a problematic mouse...get a wired mouse that rolls on a ball instead...can last for years... -
Underneath table. No wonder your mouse goes haywire. Wireless signals can be affected if there is something solid blocking it. Like a wall. For wireless mouse, table is enough to cause trouble. Put it on the table. But like chanff8 has said, wireless mouse has lots of problems, so putting it on the table only solve your problem for a while. After that, it will be dead again.Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:its definitely nt batt prob. coz after i reboot my com it'll b ok...
the wireless adapter isn't far too...juz underneath the table less den 30cm away...
i really dunoe y...
i'm tink i'm gonna try mircosoft... -
eh......my dancing girl?
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i can see leh..Originally posted by FireIce:eh......my dancing girl? -
I cannot see.Originally posted by FireIce:eh......my dancing girl? -
if put on the table, quite unsightly...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Underneath table. No wonder your mouse goes haywire. Wireless signals can be affected if there is something solid blocking it. Like a wall. For wireless mouse, table is enough to cause trouble. Put it on the table. But like chanff8 has said, wireless mouse has lots of problems, so putting it on the table only solve your problem for a while. After that, it will be dead again.
purpose of wireless is to keep the top neat n tidy...free of wires...
kinda defeat the purpose...
like wat u said if it only solves temporary den it shldn't matter where u place it... -
But that solid table will affect it. Unless your table made of gas or liquid.Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:if put on the table, quite unsightly...
purpose of wireless is to keep the top neat n tidy...free of wires...
kinda defeat the purpose...
like wat u said if it only solves temporary den it shldn't matter where u place it...
Put on table unsightly meh? -
Because your internet browser is loading the image from your internet browser's cacheOriginally posted by Pitot:i can see leh.. -
wun leh. my own is under table, and below my big heavy alluminium cpu.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Underneath table. No wonder your mouse goes haywire. Wireless signals can be affected if there is something solid blocking it. Like a wall. For wireless mouse, table is enough to cause trouble. Put it on the table. But like chanff8 has said, wireless mouse has lots of problems, so putting it on the table only solve your problem for a while. After that, it will be dead again.
