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Not too sure where to find information on this but wonder if anyone here could help.

I have cordless Logitech Mouse <A HREF="http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/CA/EN,CRID=486,CONTENTID=5060" target="_new">Navigator Duo</A> and there is a delayed responce when stopped, might be a battery saving thing?

This "delay" is not so much a delay, but more like the mouse will not go up...as it seems to go a bit left or right, even down during this "delay".

Normaly i would say this mouse and keyboard set are Excellent, but the mouse is beginning to get to me.

Is there anything that can be done to correct a delay or jitter or pause that this mouse seems to be displaying?

Test
- quickly moving the mouse up and down and pausing at the end of each direction for a split second causes this delay all the time...is that normal?

- If the mouse has been sitting in one place for more then a few seconds the same thing occurs.

the Machine i am using is an AMD64, 1G RAM, 9700pro.
The Optical Reciever is in direct line of sight, ranging from 16-24"


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I dont have a cordless mouse, but I have never heard of such a thing. Logically, if it were power savings, you would think that it would affect horizontal and vertical the same way. But, that doesn't have to be true, I guess.

Have you experimented with different surfaces (which might affect any optical power optimizations which could be the cause). (for example, dark surface, light surface, textured surface might behave slightly differently)

I'm just guessing --- don't know s**t about wireless mice and their power saving algorithms.

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never tryed a differant surface.. i'll give hat a itry.. but some how i don't think that that will resolve it.

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thats not the case... its only on the upwards motion that there is a stall of some sort.

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