Mouse problems
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Thermite Man
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Re: Mouse problems
It resolved its self somewhere between malware bytes and updating windows.
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Re: Mouse problems
Viruses are afraid of me.
(Oddly enough "viruses" is the correct plural of virus apparently)
(Oddly enough "viruses" is the correct plural of virus apparently)
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My MPG sucks cause' I remote start all the time - And than drive 2 miles to work
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My MPG sucks cause' I remote start all the time - And than drive 2 miles to work
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Re: Mouse problems
[quote=PhaseDMA](Oddly enough "viruses" is the correct plural of virus apparently)[/quote]
Virii
Virii
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Thermite Man
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Re: Mouse problems
[quote=askmeques][quote=PhaseDMA](Oddly enough "viruses" is the correct plural of virus apparently)[/quote]
Virii[/quote]
Beat me to it.
Virii[/quote]
Beat me to it.
Never forget 10/23, OiNK OiNK
cokalsM wrote: ↑If I don’t build the sand castles, the bitches won’t come. It’s not one or the other.
askmeques wrote:thermite is just a walking sellout.
bigcfk wrote:I'm down to get shitfaced either way.
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plasma2002
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Re: Mouse problems
[quote=askmeques]If the cursor is already on the move, and then the mouse is unplugged, is it possible that it would still continue moving anyways (because there is no other mouse signal input being sent after that?)[/quote]
Nope. The issue you and others seem to be talking about is when the cursor starts sliding one way or another, but is easily fixable by just moving your mouse.
That one really is dust/dirt/surface differences. Its happened to me too, usually with the cheaper mice. The sensor is getting erratic reflections from the surface and thinks its moving when its not, so it just tells the computer its moving.
Thermites problem lied in the computer, which could have been any number of possible causes.
Nope. The issue you and others seem to be talking about is when the cursor starts sliding one way or another, but is easily fixable by just moving your mouse.
That one really is dust/dirt/surface differences. Its happened to me too, usually with the cheaper mice. The sensor is getting erratic reflections from the surface and thinks its moving when its not, so it just tells the computer its moving.
Thermites problem lied in the computer, which could have been any number of possible causes.
[quote]Plasma: This thread is now about how everyone from England has a melty face
Quirk: I second this motion. All in favor?
cokalsM: Im drunk.
bigcfk: i'm too.
Quirk: The motion has passed. The topic of discussion is now Beanie Babies.[/quote]
^ m_m, summed up.
Quirk: I second this motion. All in favor?
cokalsM: Im drunk.
bigcfk: i'm too.
Quirk: The motion has passed. The topic of discussion is now Beanie Babies.[/quote]
^ m_m, summed up.