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  • QuikSilv3r47

    #1

    Mouse problems

    I have a Dynex DX-OM101 and very often my mouse will jerk to one side of the screen.. so say, I'm playin a game, then all of the sudden my mouse will jerk to the side, and I'll be spinning like.. 10000mp/h.. it's rather amusing when you see it on other peoples screens lol.. But anyway, is there anyway to fix this?

    PS: This IS a piece of "poop" mouse, that's prolly why it blows..
  • CaptJordus

    #2
    Re: Mouse problems

    My POS cheapo mouse started doing the same thing last week. It also would stop in mid-turn if i wastrying to rotate to shoot someone, so id get stuck and shoot air while i got shot in the face


    Picked up another mouse to fix the problem. :laugh:

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    • sarb

      #3
      Re: Mouse problems

      my mouse is lame...just a cheap microsoft opitical that came with my computer. the click wheel is wack...sometimes it scrols like 1 click down on its own.

      i'll be on a site reading something,and it suddenly scrolls the page down a little. or even worse, playing CS and i have the quick select for weapons on, so suddenly my weapon changes...also in bf2, suddenly it decides to highlight my nades. :|

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      • Scinto
        Retired TGN *****
        • Mar 2006
        • 5387

        #4
        Re: Mouse problems

        mine did the same a while ago in a diff game, but after resetting it just disappeard and is working fine,,

        if its happening on a regular basis try new driver updates if their are any,

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        • Sir. Shpox

          #5
          Re: Mouse problems

          My Logitech MX100 Laser is fantastic, though I seem to play better with the usual Optical mouses as this one is really sensitive and seems to be too good.

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          • Sir. bzb
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 524

            #6
            Re: Mouse problems

            I had a mouse that did weird things, turns out you arent meant to soak them in beer after all.
            Just binned a Copperhead cos the cable was worn to the point of the mouse randomly connecting and disconnecting, it was like dance music based on XP's usb noises, very annoying.
            Cheap mice i gave up on some time ago, cant see the point in spending thousands on hardware and then skimp on the only bit i need to touch

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            • AFEDslayer

              #7
              Re: Mouse problems

              Originally posted by Sir. Shpox
              My Logitech MX100 Laser is fantastic, though I seem to play better with the usual Optical mouses as this one is really sensitive and seems to be too good.
              I find the same thing with my G5- i play much better with my 518- I would go for a logitech mouse, i have never had any problems with them ever!

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