Strange mouse behaviour.

Dirty balls doth make mice squirm.
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

It is a optical mouse: logitech Mx700.

unknown

2003-08-21 21:49:40 UTC

Dirty balls doth make mice squirm.
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

It is a optical mouse: logitech Mx700.

Does it do it on a different surface than the one you have it on now?

n***@zilch.com

2003-08-21 19:11:54 UTC

With which scanners?

Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

th31&0nl3

2003-08-22 07:07:38 UTC

With which scanners?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Trojanhunter v3.6 and kaspersky antivirus personal pro v4.5
As a firewall I'm using sygate personal firewall pro v5.1

n***@zilch.com

2003-08-22 11:36:28 UTC

With which scanners?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Trojanhunter v3.6 and kaspersky antivirus personal pro v4.5
As a firewall I'm using sygate personal firewall pro v5.1

What version of Windows?

Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Michael Cecil

2003-08-22 13:48:24 UTC

With which scanners?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Trojanhunter v3.6 and kaspersky antivirus personal pro v4.5
As a firewall I'm using sygate personal firewall pro v5.1

What version of Windows?

Perhaps someone else nearby has another MX700 and you're getting
interference. That's the cordless optical mouse, IIRC.

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Gabriele Neukam

2003-08-22 21:11:41 UTC

Post by Michael Cecil
Perhaps someone else nearby has another MX700 and you're getting
interference. That's the cordless optical mouse, IIRC.

And *then* he tells me, it can't be the batteries? Hey, batteries can be
old the day you buy them.

Gabriele Neukam

***@t-online.de

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so, at no cost.

Michael Cecil

2003-08-22 21:18:19 UTC

On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 23:11:41 +0200, Gabriele Neukam

Post by Gabriele Neukam

Post by Michael Cecil
Perhaps someone else nearby has another MX700 and you're getting
interference. That's the cordless optical mouse, IIRC.

And *then* he tells me, it can't be the batteries? Hey, batteries can be
old the day you buy them.

Not Mr. Fusion brand batteries!

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Michael Cecil
***@comcast.net
http://home.comcast.net/~macecil/howto/
http://home.comcast.net/~antiviruscd/

th31&0nl3

2003-08-22 21:19:59 UTC

With which scanners?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Trojanhunter v3.6 and kaspersky antivirus personal pro v4.5
As a firewall I'm using sygate personal firewall pro v5.1

What version of Windows?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

windows xp sp1
When I disconnect from the internet and disconnect my mouse from the
pc it is still there:( moving and clicking ).

Bart Bailey

2003-08-22 22:34:11 UTC

With which scanners?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

Trojanhunter v3.6 and kaspersky antivirus personal pro v4.5
As a firewall I'm using sygate personal firewall pro v5.1

What version of Windows?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

windows xp sp1
When I disconnect from the internet and disconnect my mouse from the
pc it is still there:( moving and clicking ).

Starting to sound like the voice recognition thing that XP is known for.

Bart Bailey

2003-08-21 22:18:48 UTC

I've got this strange mouse behaviour; every now and then my mouse
pointer starts moving by it self and clicking on random items. There
is no pattern in it's behaviour. (it just happens now and then)

Radio mouse/keyboard batteries running low?

Hadn't thought of the wireless component aspect, but if your neighbor,
the tweeking CBer, is running his dirty amplifier, it could provoke such
behavior. ;-)

--
Bart

th31&0nl3

2003-08-21 22:32:03 UTC