Windows scrolling back & forth rapidly

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Does my Intellimous Explorer need to be replaced?

It is plugged into a USB hub connected to Windows XP Pro and the mouse has
been working flawlessly for a very long time. Now, every so often, when I
am working the window will just start scrolling back and forth very rapidly
and any other window that I move the pointer to does the same. A reboot
seems to solve the problem for a time.

 

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It could be the h/ware or an o/s gltch, b4 forking out on
a new mouse, give a reinstall a shot 2 see if that helps.
[Providing its not a massive task doing this.]

Rgds Paul
>-----Original Message-----
>Does my Intellimous Explorer need to be replaced?
>
>It is plugged into a USB hub connected to Windows XP Pro
and the mouse has
>been working flawlessly for a very long time. Now, every
so often, when I
>am working the window will just start scrolling back and
forth very rapidly
>and any other window that I move the pointer to does the
same. A reboot
>seems to solve the problem for a time.
>
>
>
>.
>

 

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If you are talking a re-install of the mouse driver, that is easy and been
done. It is not enough of a problem to re-install the entire system.

Al

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> It could be the h/ware or an o/s gltch, b4 forking out on
> a new mouse, give a reinstall a shot 2 see if that helps.
> [Providing its not a massive task doing this.]
>
> Rgds Paul
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Does my Intellimous Explorer need to be replaced?
> >
> >It is plugged into a USB hub connected to Windows XP Pro
> and the mouse has
> >been working flawlessly for a very long time. Now, every
> so often, when I
> >am working the window will just start scrolling back and
> forth very rapidly
> >and any other window that I move the pointer to does the
> same. A reboot
> >seems to solve the problem for a time.
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >