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Off topic: 鼠标问题-a mouse glitch
Thread poster: clearwater
clearwater
clearwater
China
Local time: 09:38
English to Chinese
May 24, 2007

不知何故,我使用的HP光电鼠标偶尔会出现这样的问题:
我在处理WORD文档时,明明没有动鼠标,它却会自动水平漂移(或向左或向右)。不知原因何在。
谢谢赐教。


 
EllyLiu
EllyLiu
China
Local time: 09:38
English to Chinese
Your mouse pad? May 24, 2007

遇到过类似的问题, 检查一下 mouse pad 的光滑程度是否太高或者 mouse 本身的底部平面 will be helpful

 
Lily Zhang
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China
Local time: 09:38
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似乎光电鼠在太光滑的表面不好使 May 24, 2007

特别是在玻璃面上,一定要垫点东西,我一般是用A4纸……

看看你那个这样管用不


 
clearwater
clearwater
China
Local time: 09:38
English to Chinese
TOPIC STARTER
鼠标垫 May 24, 2007

谢谢Lily!
我用的一直是专用鼠标垫,表面并不光滑。
哦,补充说一下:鼠标在水平漂移时,只要动一下鼠标,它又会恢复正常。


 
wherestip
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cursor drift May 24, 2007

clearwater,

You can try some of these suggestions made to users who ran into similar problems with their optical mice. The 2 suggestions that seem worth a try to me are disabling the trackpoint or touchpad of a notebook(if that's what you have) and using a non-reflective porous sheet o
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clearwater,

You can try some of these suggestions made to users who ran into similar problems with their optical mice. The 2 suggestions that seem worth a try to me are disabling the trackpoint or touchpad of a notebook(if that's what you have) and using a non-reflective porous sheet of material as a mouse pad.


http://www.planetamd64.com/lofiversion/index.php/t23543.html

http://www.winforumz.com/windows/Cursor-Drifting-ftopict626249.html



[Edited at 2007-05-24 13:09]
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isahuang
isahuang
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I have the same problem with my laptop, May 24, 2007

wherestip wrote:

clearwater,

You can try some of these suggestions made to users who ran into similar problems with their optical mice. The 2 suggestions that seem worth a try to me are disabling the trackpoint of a notebook and using a non-reflective porous sheet of material as a mouse pad.


http://www.planetamd64.com/lofiversion/index.php/t23543.html

http://www.winforumz.com/windows/Cursor-Drifting-ftopict626249.html


but have been ignoring it since it is not causing major problems


 
clearwater
clearwater
China
Local time: 09:38
English to Chinese
TOPIC STARTER
desktop computer May 24, 2007

wherestip wrote:

clearwater,

You can try some of these suggestions made to users who ran into similar problems with their optical mice. The 2 suggestions that seem worth a try to me are disabling the trackpoint or touchpad of a notebook(if that's what you have) and using a non-reflective porous sheet of material as a mouse pad.


http://www.planetamd64.com/lofiversion/index.php/t23543.html

http://www.winforumz.com/windows/Cursor-Drifting-ftopict626249.html



[Edited at 2007-05-24 13:09]

Thank you, wherestip.
But my computer is not a notebook computer, but a desktop computer. So I guess your suggestions couldn't apply to my computer( rather, my mouse).
And I checked the relevant settings of mouse in 'Control Panel'. But I found no way to remove the glitch. I suspect the root cause is my mouse, not the mouse pad because my first HP mouse worked well all the time. My current mouse is a replacement.


 
wherestip
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A few more things to try May 27, 2007

http://www.funtrivia.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=8... See more
http://www.funtrivia.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=819476&Main=810915

http://www.askdavetaylor.com/why_does_my_microsoft_wireless_optical_mouse_leap_around_in_windows_xp.html

Besides a few other things to check into, these 2 links both suggest that tinkering with the setting of the pointer precision may help.

Hope one of these things they mention gets rid of your problem. Otherwise, as Tingting says, she just lives with it. I don't think it's a big deal as long as you have control over the position of the cursor when you move the mouse; it's just a little annoying. At work I use dual screens and sometimes have a heck of a time just locating the cursor

Anyway, gook luck.



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clearwater
clearwater
China
Local time: 09:38
English to Chinese
TOPIC STARTER
Mayby the key of the glitch May 27, 2007

Thank you, wherestip.
I found the potentiall answer in your first link:
* Click the Mouse icon in the Control Panel
* Select the 'Pointer Options' tab.
* Untick the 'Enhanced pointer precision' box.
* Click OK
Also, I found the Chinese forum in
http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/21966612.html?fr=qrl3
Hope the glitch will never happen ag
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Thank you, wherestip.
I found the potentiall answer in your first link:
* Click the Mouse icon in the Control Panel
* Select the 'Pointer Options' tab.
* Untick the 'Enhanced pointer precision' box.
* Click OK
Also, I found the Chinese forum in
http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/21966612.html?fr=qrl3
Hope the glitch will never happen again.
Thank a lot!
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