Sep 27, 2006 #1 T tpfaff 2[H]4U Joined Jan 30, 2006 Messages 2,526 Ive had my logitech mx518 for about a year and a half and just about 20 minutes ago it started not being able to keep up with my hand movement, its not my computer, thats plenty fast. Could the laser be dying? The cpu is idle when this happens
Ive had my logitech mx518 for about a year and a half and just about 20 minutes ago it started not being able to keep up with my hand movement, its not my computer, thats plenty fast. Could the laser be dying? The cpu is idle when this happens
Sep 27, 2006 #2 D defakto 2[H]4U Joined Jun 10, 2004 Messages 2,323 Check it on different surfaces, it could also have something caught near the laser, which I've problems with on my mx1000.
Check it on different surfaces, it could also have something caught near the laser, which I've problems with on my mx1000.
Sep 27, 2006 #3 C Codegen Gawd Joined Aug 28, 2004 Messages 915 Nothing's impossible. Have you tried the mouse on another machine? Do you mean it's not as fast as it usd to be? Maybe the mouse sensitivity somehow got turned down. Sometimes it happens.
Nothing's impossible. Have you tried the mouse on another machine? Do you mean it's not as fast as it usd to be? Maybe the mouse sensitivity somehow got turned down. Sometimes it happens.
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