Help?
Hey guys :] I've been having a problem with my mouse for quite a long time now.
Here is the basic layout of the problem:
The mouse freezes every 2-10 seconds and the windows sound (the USB disconnecting sound like "Ta dam") is heard every time it freezes. This has been happening for about a month now and I don't think it's a virus as such, because, I decided to expirement a bit and noticed that when the keyboard and printer plugs are taken out (Only 2 other usb plugs) , The mouse works perfectly fine. Also the freezing happens only when I move the mouse. If it is not used, No windows disconnecting sound comes. If you need any other info about this prob please tell me here :))
P.S. I googled, No luck there . Searched a lot and got some solutions, out of which none worked FOR ME.
(15 replies)
Created 2012-06-08 13:23 by: -zNx;
by: tHm - <3 tHm
#1
Which mice are you using, and how old is it?
2012-06-08 13:38:02
4 Months old appx. and Its a logitech m100
2012-06-09 03:11:54
4 Months old appx. and Its a logitech m100
2012-06-08 13:40:21
what polling rate do you use? maybe its too high for your usb ports to handle it
2012-06-08 13:43:09
Its too low actually. 120hz , 7ms response :(
2012-06-08 13:55:34
hmm ok then this should not be the problem if you have your mouse running on 120hz
2012-06-08 14:00:49
Yeah :(
2012-06-08 14:02:45
I have the same problem with my IE 1.1 from some time now. I think that motherboard is the problem or power delivered to usb ports.I have tried to reinstall my win, download drivers etc. but no sucess so far.
Now when I want to play 1.6 I'm connecting my mouse to usb port but I'm pushing it not to the end, I mean when I'm sticking cable it's half of lenght in usb port just to connect, so my mouse is almost out. I have hope that you understood me.

srry for poor english skills. ;/
2012-06-08 14:15:11
Does this work? I mean I understood what you are saying :) Your English is good! :) But does your method work?
2012-06-09 02:54:35
I tried this but it doesnt work at all if I place it the way you mentioned :(
2012-06-09 03:47:06
Windows 7? put selective usb interruption in the power saving settings off.
2012-06-08 15:05:42
Yeah I tried that once. Do we have to reboot after changing it?
Last time I din reboot so I dunno if this might be the solution :)

Post edited 2012-06-09 02:55:32
2012-06-09 02:55:06
by: GoMeZ - HLTV.org
#13
Inside the mouse where the cable attaches to the mouse itself is damaged. You can replace the cord if you have a spare mouse you don't use any more, or re solder it back to the board.

I am 100% sure this the problem it happens to ALL mouse eventually. The problem is physical, no drivers or options or anything will fix it.
2012-06-09 06:07:12
or re solder it back to the board. - Any instructions on how to do this?


Post edited 2012-06-09 07:48:40
2012-06-09 07:47:24
Well I did a bit of meddling and it seems to have done the trick :))
Hopefully itll last.
2012-06-09 09:02:52
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