Wireless Optical Mouse

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A colleague and myself both have the wireless optical
mouse. However, When I use my mouse it also operates on my
colleagues machine, causing no end of difficulties.

Is there anyway in which the frequencies can be altered to
avoid the interference?

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If it's Logitech or Microsoft, the mouse has at least 4 channels. To change
them, click the button on the USB attached device, then the button
underneath the mouse you want to associate (in that order).

courtney sends....

"Kelly Cotter" <"deletethis"kelly.cotter@*deletethis*blueyonder.co.uk> wrote
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> "Mark" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2432e01c45f47$9ebf2420$a401280a@phx.gbl
> > A colleague and myself both have the wireless optical
> > mouse. However, When I use my mouse it also operates on my
> > colleagues machine, causing no end of difficulties.
> >
> > Is there anyway in which the frequencies can be altered to
> > avoid the interference?
>
> what make of mouse do you have ?
>
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