Re: Jumpy Mouse
From: I like toys and cake (me_at_privacy.net)
Date: 09/29/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 16:16:06 +0100
The chances are, being an optical mouse it has a hair or some dust
around the light/sensor which is causing the sensor to see the dust
instead of your desk which is confusing it. Turn the mouse over when
the pc is switched off (it's not good to look into the light, it's
very bright) and make sure its clean. If this does not fix it, it may
be possible that one of the wires has become loose and it may need
repairing or more easily, replacing.
"J.P. Sinha" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:070a01c4a5ef$2136c1e0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> My Samsung Optical Mouse (SOM-700X) all of a sudden
> started behaving abnormally on my XP Operating System.
> The curser suddenly jumps from its current position to
> some corner part of the screen. I suspected a virus. But
> Norton 2002 reported no virus (virus definition dated
> 28th Sept 2004). I used spybot to delete any new ad &
> spyware. I tried unstalling the mouse driver and
> instaling it again. But with no results. What could be
> the problem. I had downloaded and installed Samsung Mouse
> Driver Version SM1000 XP since there is no drivers listed
> for SOM 700X. It just worked fine initially, before the
> problem started and I tried uninstalling it but with no
> effect to my problem.
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