Windows 7 How can I make my mouse go faster ?

[Marron]

I originally had this mouse: (800 dpi optical mouse)
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Than it got broken and I switched to this mouse: (2000 dpi laser mouse)
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How can I make my new mouse go faster ? It is running around my screen with half the speed of my old mouse even though it should be 2 times faster... What can I do ?

 

[kemical]

Have you installed any device drivers? I did have a look but couldn't see anything in the short time I searched google. If you open the control panel, click Hardware and sound then look under Device and printers you'll see a mouse option. Try changing some of the options to be found there.
You could always try a different USB port but in any case please let us know how you get on as it's very handy data for other users.

 

[Marron]

I did not install any drivers because the mouse came with none. I tried a different USB port and got the same result. I couldn't find drivers for the mouse on google as well.

I don't really know what to change there, but my mouse is only recognized as a normal optical mouse, not laser mouse:
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On hardware it looks like this:
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And if I go into properties and try to update any of those two windows tells me "Drivers are up to date" even though they are from 2006.
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More suggestions ?

 

[Trouble]

The native Windows Driver through Control Panel (as suggested), should allow you some control over the speed and precision of your mouse pointer.
See Attachment.

 

[Fixer1234]

As Kemical suggested, the Control Panel has adjustments for mouse speed and a bunch of other mouse-related settings. Have you tried that?

 

[Marron]

It was the first thing I did, and it already was on max.
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Than I edited the mouse in regedit and got slightly better results, but it is still slow. I need more than 2 inches to get from one corner to the oposite corner of the screen.
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(dunno why but mouse speed gets set to 0 every time I restart my computer)

More suggestions ?

 

[kemical]

what about contacting the vendor? The mouse may have a fault?

 

[Marron]

what about contacting the vendor? The mouse may have a fault?

Yup... That's the first thing I'll do on Monday.
Thank you very much for your support.
All the best,
Marron.

 

[Nency Willims]

Go to the Control Panel there is option to adjustments for mouse pointer speed...

Try Click Control Panel - Mouse - Pointer Option - Set Mouse Pointer Speed...

 

[kemical]

Go to the Control Panel there is option to adjustments for mouse pointer speed...

Try Click Control Panel - Mouse - Pointer Option - Set Mouse Pointer Speed...

He already tried it Nency.. See post #6.