- Sep 21, 2014
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Hello everyone,
I kinda wanted to write this a long time ago, but didn't want to make another thread on it, until I discovered that it's simpler to explain just explain the whole problem without searching anything.
Mice are acting weird on my computer. The computer is not quite good, as is the mouse, but this shouldn't happen - at random times my mouse just stops. Windows stops recognizing it ("USB device not recognized"), and sometimes it re-plugs itself after a few seconds, or I have to replug it manually. Sometimes that doesn't even help, I have to hit the mouse. Sometimes it just lags for half a second. It's very unpredictable, I can't find the cause of it; it often happens when I move the mouse rapidly, but when I'm testing it, it doesn't happen. It most often happens in video games, when I use the mouse a lot, but it has happened while browsing 'n stuff.
The reason I actually got a new mouse like a year or two ago because that one was doing the same thing, but this new mouse didn't last as long. Am I buying shitty mouses, or is my USB port faulty? My keyboard never does that, nor my other devices, only the mouse in every port. And, if the mouse is the fault of this, is a LT M500 mouse good enough so it would stop doing that?
P.S. sorry for the wrong category, didn't see "Computer Peripherals", sorry for that
I kinda wanted to write this a long time ago, but didn't want to make another thread on it, until I discovered that it's simpler to explain just explain the whole problem without searching anything.
Mice are acting weird on my computer. The computer is not quite good, as is the mouse, but this shouldn't happen - at random times my mouse just stops. Windows stops recognizing it ("USB device not recognized"), and sometimes it re-plugs itself after a few seconds, or I have to replug it manually. Sometimes that doesn't even help, I have to hit the mouse. Sometimes it just lags for half a second. It's very unpredictable, I can't find the cause of it; it often happens when I move the mouse rapidly, but when I'm testing it, it doesn't happen. It most often happens in video games, when I use the mouse a lot, but it has happened while browsing 'n stuff.
The reason I actually got a new mouse like a year or two ago because that one was doing the same thing, but this new mouse didn't last as long. Am I buying shitty mouses, or is my USB port faulty? My keyboard never does that, nor my other devices, only the mouse in every port. And, if the mouse is the fault of this, is a LT M500 mouse good enough so it would stop doing that?
P.S. sorry for the wrong category, didn't see "Computer Peripherals", sorry for that
D) more and more and it got worse and worse. Now, until I get a new mouse and my sister comes back, I'm using her mouse and it's beautiful. Not made for gaming, but works.
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