- Aug 6, 2014
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As the title says, I'm having a problem with my Corsair M65 mouse. I got it back in August or so, and ever since I've gotten it, programs have crashed on me along the way. I'm not pointing fingers at the drivers for being the cause, but let me explain before this causes confusion for anybody...
Every time a program locks up (you know, how it says "this program has stopped working"?), the mouse pointer on my screen starts slowing to a crawl and it almost stops responding to the movements of the mouse. This problem occurs when just about any program crashes on me and I have to pretty much use the keyboard to tab my way over to the "close the program" button because the mouse won't respond to my movements. I've tried reinstalling the drivers, and that didn't work. I've tried reinstalling the "firmware update" and that didn't work. I've uninstalled the drivers and the firmware altogether, and that still didn't solve the problem. I'm at a loss on how to fix this glitch. I pulled out my old Logitech M185, plugged it in, went back into the program, had it crash on me (because that's what happens a lot on a heavily modded Fallout 3), and the mouse responded just fine after the program crashed. I was able to mouse over to the "close the program" button, and I had no issues with responses or movements. So - to anyone with a Corsair M65 - have you had this problem? How do I fix it?
Every time a program locks up (you know, how it says "this program has stopped working"?), the mouse pointer on my screen starts slowing to a crawl and it almost stops responding to the movements of the mouse. This problem occurs when just about any program crashes on me and I have to pretty much use the keyboard to tab my way over to the "close the program" button because the mouse won't respond to my movements. I've tried reinstalling the drivers, and that didn't work. I've tried reinstalling the "firmware update" and that didn't work. I've uninstalled the drivers and the firmware altogether, and that still didn't solve the problem. I'm at a loss on how to fix this glitch. I pulled out my old Logitech M185, plugged it in, went back into the program, had it crash on me (because that's what happens a lot on a heavily modded Fallout 3), and the mouse responded just fine after the program crashed. I was able to mouse over to the "close the program" button, and I had no issues with responses or movements. So - to anyone with a Corsair M65 - have you had this problem? How do I fix it?
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