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My microsoft usb opti mouse is diconnecting and reconnecting itself. It
makes the noise you hear when doing so physically with a usb device.
Its a standard mouse I think and can't figure out what it is. The
clicks also stop working and then start again, but pauses can be up to
minutes meaning I have to unplug it from the back and then reconnect. I
dont think its drivers because I have already downloaded mouse drivers
and they did'nt help. is it the usb port or the mouse itself?


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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 19:00:07 +0000, nirvanaman wrote:

> My microsoft usb opti mouse is diconnecting and reconnecting itself. It
> makes the noise you hear when doing so physically with a usb device.
> Its a standard mouse I think and can't figure out what it is. The
> clicks also stop working and then start again, but pauses can be up to
> minutes meaning I have to unplug it from the back and then reconnect. I
> dont think its drivers because I have already downloaded mouse drivers
> and they did'nt help. is it the usb port or the mouse itself?

Could be a problem with the mouse cable or the connectors.

Also, I use Properties for some USB devices in Device Manager and disable
"turn off device to save power".

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"Sharon F" <sharonfDEL@ETEmvps.org> wrote in message...

> Also, I use Properties for some USB devices in Device Manager and disable
> "turn off device to save power".


Thanks for the additional tip...
 
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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 17:34:25 GMT, David Morgan (MAMS) wrote:

> "Sharon F" <sharonfDEL@ETEmvps.org> wrote in message...
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>> Also, I use Properties for some USB devices in Device Manager and disable
>> "turn off device to save power".
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> Thanks for the additional tip...

Most welcome, David. I've garnered a few from you too so "thanks" right
back at you.

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