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SidewinderX
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I bought a Logitech MX 1100 laser mouse to replacing an aging intellimouse explorer, and it's mostly been pretty good. I love the ergonomics of the mouse, but sometimes it doesn't seem to respond consistently.
Sometimes the mouse doesn't respond when I move it or when I click... I originally thought it was because of the mouse surface it was on (dark wood), but I bought a nice mousepad and tried other surfaces and it still has the issue.
I thought it might be the batteries, but I've tried different pairs, and the logitech software says the batteries are good.
So I think it must be interference or something with the 2.4Ghz wireless signal. I've tried moving the USB stick to different USB ports closer to the mouse, but that doesn't seem to help... any ideas?
Thanks!
Sometimes the mouse doesn't respond when I move it or when I click... I originally thought it was because of the mouse surface it was on (dark wood), but I bought a nice mousepad and tried other surfaces and it still has the issue.
I thought it might be the batteries, but I've tried different pairs, and the logitech software says the batteries are good.
So I think it must be interference or something with the 2.4Ghz wireless signal. I've tried moving the USB stick to different USB ports closer to the mouse, but that doesn't seem to help... any ideas?
Thanks!