Mouse with parkinson's

[CCCP128]

Do any of you know what could cause a mouse to suddenly go to one side or the other of the screen? This happens to me all the time and is getting to be pretty bad especially when I am playing an FPS because I am stuck spinning.

[SegNin]

Start > Control Panel > Printers and Other Hardware > Mouse > see if any settings look like they could be the cause of the problem.

[CCCP128]

The settings look fine. I haven't changed the settings since I got my PC from Hell computer company. These problems started showing up after I installed my graphics card and since Dell gives all of their PCs awful power supplies, I suspect that my power supply may be the problem.

[Kazuya Mishima]

I have the same problem checked the settings and everything is fine I think they only solution is to get a new mouse.

[SegNin]

Or try re-installing the mouse drivers.

[Corey]

If it's an optical mouse or one that uses a ball you move with your thumb it requires cleaning. I had to do it with my mouse.

[Kazuya Mishima]

If it's an optical mouse or one that uses a ball you move with your thumb it requires cleaning. I had to do it with my mouse.

I think mine has that laser thing if that what you mean by optical and I had the ball thing and when I clean it out it works fine a week later same problem.

[CCCP128]

I have already tried using another mouse, it is a plug and play mouse,and it is an optical mouse.

[polokitty]

Or try re-installing the mouse drivers.

lol @ mouse drivers


I suggest purchasing a new one

[Jase]

*Insert Stuart little jokes here*

Get it.

[Sprung]

*Insert Stuart little jokes here*

Get it.

*audible chuckle.

You're bad

[Kazekage Gaara]

I think there is a very simple solution to this problem.

Get a mouse pad. Yeah I know it sounds a little stupid but trust me on this. I've had quite a few instances with various optical mouses and mostly when this kinda problem occurs, its the SURFACE on which the optical mouse is being used on, aka Sunmica or a glass table or something on which the laser just bounces off making the cursor go haywire every now and then

I just recommend people using one of those velvet mouse pads and the mouse starts working just fine

[b1gwi11]

I think there is a very simple solution to this problem.

Get a mouse pad. Yeah I know it sounds a little stupid but trust me on this. I've had quite a few instances with various optical mouses and mostly when this kinda problem occurs, its the SURFACE on which the optical mouse is being used on, aka Sunmica or a glass table or something on which the laser just bounces off making the cursor go haywire every now and then

I just recommend people using one of those velvet mouse pads and the mouse starts working just fine

mouses?

also anything non reflective will do..... i.e. piece of paper, book, etc.

[Kazekage Gaara]

mouses?

So what should it be ?? mice ? I thought it looked and sounded really weird "various optical mice" But anyways, these are just forums....not an English exam , although if you find and read my other posts, you'll find am quite precise about my English, the grammar, and the punctuations I guess I just have a knack for it

also anything non reflective will do..... i.e. piece of paper, book, etc.

Ya...paper should do but just make sure it isn't glossy , again non-reflective

[b1gwi11]

So what should it be ?? mice ? I thought it looked and sounded really weird "various optical mice" But anyways, these are just forums....not an English exam , although if you find and read my other posts, you'll find am quite precise about my English, the grammar, and the punctuations I guess I just have a knack for it

nah i wasnt makin fun i was just wondering if it was mice or mouses when referring to computer equipment....