Windows 10 Weird mouse problem

bochane

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• Jan 12, 2018

• #21

Same here, wireless mice turned out to be useless...

 

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helpifIcan

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• Jan 13, 2018

• #22

I have used Logitech wireless KB & Trackball for a few years without any issues. My guess buy cheap get what you paid for. Not to say OP was cheap may have just been beyond useful life.

 

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duderinoman

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• Jan 25, 2018

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Is there no other solution other than buying another one?

 

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bochane

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• Jan 25, 2018

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If you buy a new one, try a different brand (it may be some interference with other wireless equipment you own)

 

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Sonny

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• Jan 25, 2018

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I use a combo keyboard and mouse. Just a cheap Logitech one that I paid 40 dollars for three years ago. Have had no problems with it.

 

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elaine

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• Jan 25, 2018

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I just received my new hp laptop today. have to get use to windows 10...but what I am having trouble is with my wireless mouse. it lags hesitates..really driving me crazy. this is the same mouse I used with my last hp laptop with windows 8 & never had any issues. this is brand new so I cant see having to up grade the drivers. any suggestions?

 

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Axel PC

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• Jan 26, 2018

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Just some of my experiences with wireless mice here.

• Logitech wireless mice that use the 2.4 GHz to connect; you have to make sure you have the latest LOGITECH drivers to ensure it connection and consistent performance.
• ANY Bluetooth connected mouse; make sure your Bluetooth drivers are up to date. Windows 10 has had some issues with Bluetooth connections.
• Interference; maybe something is causing problems with your wireless connection. I had refurbished Bluetooth keyboard that I think was causing problems with a new Bluetooth wireless mouse because when I switched it out with another wireless keyboard no problems with the mouse.

 

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