I've been a Razer Naga mouse user for quite some time, and there s always one problem that turns up. After having the the mouse for a good amount of time, lifting the mouse slightly, then putting it back on the mouse-pad, makes the pointer frozen for 2-5 seconds. To unfreeze it I have to move the mouse around during this time. Is there a way to fix this? I ve had the same problem on a different computer, same mouse, ended up getting a new one because I love the mouse itself. I ve gotten a new one 3 times. Help?
Razer Naga is acting up
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Is there something in the app for this that has an "auto off" function?
I ask because I had a mouse that would turn itself off if it did not detect anything under it. It was a battery saving device.
I had to change it from milliseconds to a minute as it became annoying for me.
Might be something like this "feature" on your mouse?
You need to move the mouse to "turn it back on".
Anyhow, that is what I did for mine years ago [it was one of the first wireless optical mice].
Hope this helps
I ask because I had a mouse that would turn itself off if it did not detect anything under it. It was a battery saving device.
I had to change it from milliseconds to a minute as it became annoying for me.
Might be something like this "feature" on your mouse?
You need to move the mouse to "turn it back on".
Anyhow, that is what I did for mine years ago [it was one of the first wireless optical mice].
Hope this helps
Sherylinrm1
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Is there something in the app for this that has an "auto off" function?
I ask because I had a mouse that would turn itself off if it did not detect anything under it. It was a battery saving device.
I had to change it from milliseconds to a minute as it became annoying for me.
Might be something like this "feature" on your mouse?
You need to move the mouse to "turn it back on".
Anyhow, that is what I did for mine years ago [it was one of the first wireless optical mice].
Hope this helps
I ask because I had a mouse that would turn itself off if it did not detect anything under it. It was a battery saving device.
I had to change it from milliseconds to a minute as it became annoying for me.
Might be something like this "feature" on your mouse?
You need to move the mouse to "turn it back on".
Anyhow, that is what I did for mine years ago [it was one of the first wireless optical mice].
Hope this helps
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