surface it's on. Whether that's a something in the printing or even the
weave on the mousepad or maybe a strong transition area on a woodgrain.
Other times it's been something like a hair stuck over the lens. And then
there are the times when it's the evil computer spirits. But that's usually
accompanied by weird moaning noises from the computer case and faces
appearing on my monitor.
-Kevin
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From: "Angel Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 8:57 AM
Subject: Optical mouse behaving strangely.
> All of a sudden, and with no warning ;-) My MX700 Logitech mouse has
> begun to act very strangely.
>
> If I leave the mouse all by itself on the mousepad, the mouse cursor
> suddenly begins jumping upward on the screen. There's nothing touching
> the mouse, and it isn't moving.
> Even when I am using the mouse, the cursor sometimes randomly begins to
> jump upwards by very small amounts.
>
> Has anyone else encounterd this with optical,wireless mice? I've already
> done the whole Reconnect thing, and each time it changed channel.
>
> -Gel
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