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Article #253Re: Microsoft Wireless Desktop - Mouse click wierdness
From: Biggles
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 18:49
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 18:49
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"Paul Hopwood" <paul@hopwood.Borg..uk> wrote in message news:j8kctvgi3238a5vfsm9eb5i9p0qq3i8t64@4ax.com... > (SPAM TRAP: disassimilate to reply) > > I've just purchased Microsoft Wireless Desktop sets for several > machines and am experiencing odd problems with the mouse click (left > button). > > When I tap or press and release the button it seems to be doing a > hold/select rather than releasing to perform a "click". For example, > if I click in a field then move the mouse the text between the pointer > and the place clicked is highlighted and when clicking hyperlinks on > web pages in IE nothing happens until I either click again or move the > mouse pointer, both of which seem to suggest the button is somehow > being "held down". > > I'm having this problem with four separate Wireless Desktop sets, each > connected to different models of PC, three running Windows 2000 SP2 > one with SP4. Tried using the standard MS W2K mouse drivers and the > bundled Intellipoint software and problem is present with both. Also > seem to make no different whether the RF receiver is plugged into the > USB port or using PS/2 connectors. It seems like a "feature" rather > than a fault with any of those but it's bl**dy annoying! A "normal" > wired Compaq (re-branded Logitech) mouse plugged into the same PCs > does not suffer the same problem. > > Can anyone shed any light on it? > > -- > >iv< Paul >iv< Take a look at mouse properties in control panel and see if "click lock" is turned on. Biggles
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