logitech mx1000 skipping problem in USB

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hey guys, i know tons of us out here have the mx1000 wireless laser mouse. i always knew the mouse skipped or jumped the cursorr a bit when i used usb so my simple fix to the problem was to ALWAYS use the ps2 connection adapter. ok thats fine. i changed my mobo and it just will not recognize the mouse with the ps2 connector (which i hate anyway, USB 4tw!) but of course now that im using it with the receiver plugged in via USB it is FULLY doi nthe jump thing again. and it sucks.

anyone had this problem / got a fix for it? holla at me!
 
yes i did. they been installed everytiem i do the windows too... incidentlaly looks like this is a regualr problem, and i might have to get it replaced and shit. ewww

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com...nNlYXJjaF9ubCZwX3BhZ2U9Mw**&p_li=&p_topview=1

Logitech Support said:
When connected to a USB port, the MX1000 may experience a jump in the mouse cursor position or some erratic behavior from time to time. Observations may include, the mouse cursor jumping to the top of the screen or performing jittery behavior without physical movement or user interaction with the mouse itself. However If your mouse is connected to a PS/2 port, you will not experience this issue.
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like, that is EXACTLY the issue im having. pity i didnt check this out before. its definatley within the 3 years but i will not go without a mouse i nthe meantime. plus i'd rather RMA the mouse than the DFI board if it is in fact a ps2 port issue with my dfi (i even looked for a different green port adaptor thing sincei have many mice but couldnt find one to test - i hate the ps2 adaptor and porrt anyway)
 
ok so after 2 calls to the logitech support, these NOT_AS_SMART_AS_ME motherfuckers (why does this always happen with cust support?) have me uninstall the older drivers ok fine, then try and play around with the mouse with the guy on the phone to see if it still jumps with no dirvers installed (and no ability to change the buttons either without setpoint). of course in the 3 mins i play around i notice no jumping. so fukhead on the other end of the line has me install new drivers with some "clean install" tactics. wtf? why doesnt it just work? then of course later on im tryin to do shit and it still doesnt work. call back this morning, explaining its still not workin, this new dude is tellin me the notes say it did work without the shitty software, im tellin him yea for the 2 mins im on the phone but later i know it didnt especially since when i restarted and went to do the procedure on the other windows installation he then cuts me off with "we dont support dual boot systems"

... huh...
wha?...

FUcK OFF

so now i have to "test it on a non dual boot system" then call him back.

so rather, does anyone know if there is any issue with dfi sli-dr boards and their mouse ps2 ports? is there supn in the bios i dunno? help!

or has anyone solved the erratic mx1000 cursor issue?!?!?!??!?

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
 
Games don't kill people, wireless devices do.

Switch back to the light side - wired.

:p

-J.
 
nah homie. fuk a wired mouse. not with the advancemeents the mx1000 made (which then filtered to the G series) the whole "wireless is too slow" went out the window with it. and since then i did my murdering with wireless laser precision.

sigh. oh incidentally it took me till bout half hour ago to calm down from the anger i got after the phone call.
 
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