Simon Pugh wrote:
I have an Apple optical mouse that behaves the same way. I've tried it on all sorts of surfaces but the cursor keeps sticking, or jumping wildly. I've given up on it and bought a new one. I don't think it's the OS, rather a hardware fault.
Dear Simon
I take it that you have opened it up and removed any bits of debris, cleaned the spindles etc. Finally you could chop off the first couple of inches of the cable and reconnect. I would be most surprised if this failed to do the business.
Cheers
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