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Originally posted by lp15
hum.. I rlly don't know, maybe the kind of battery your using isnt the best? Try NI-MH batteries I think these are stronger.. maybe it has something to do w/ ur pc too.. have u tried it on another pc?

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There Duracell
And No I havnt

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Duracel is a mark, Im talking about NI-MH batteries, which are Nickel Metal Hybrid batteries.. they're more powerful..

Also. make sure your receiver is not between other wireless signals.

Is it an optical mouse ?

If so, be sure to use a mousepad... may be as simple as thing.

If it wasn't an optical mouse, then you would need a mousepad, Frasie. But a mousepad is a good isea whether it is or not.

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Originally posted by Fraisie
Is it an optical mouse ?

If so, be sure to use a mousepad... may be as simple as thing.

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Its a OPtical (you know with the ball) And NO i dont have a mouse pad never had to cos it <b>WAS</b> waroking without one. I've taken the ball out and cleaned it but allas its till doing it

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Originally posted by lp15

quote:

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Originally posted by lp15
hum.. I rlly don't know, maybe the kind of battery your using isnt the best? Try NI-MH batteries I think these are stronger.. maybe it has something to do w/ ur pc too.. have u tried it on another pc?

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There Duracell
And No I havnt

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Duracel is a mark, Im talking about NI-MH batteries, which are Nickel Metal Hybrid batteries.. they're more powerful..

Also. make sure your receiver is not between other wireless signals.

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Oh ok.
Theres's an aerial about a metere away:



I've Noticed that when i do move my mouse it sends waves accross the Tvs signal and makes a crackling noise Bloody Annoying

If it has a ball, then it isn't optical.

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Originally posted by rav0
If it has a ball, then it isn't optical.

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lol, I was just about to post that.

If your mouse is causing waves on your tv, there is probably nothing wrong with the wireless part, its probably more to do with the  actual rollers inside the mouse. Open the bottom of the mouse and try spinning the ball to see if the rollers are moving properly.

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Originally posted by monster.rat

If your mouse is causing waves on your tv, there is probably nothing wrong with the wireless part, its probably more to do with the  actual rollers inside the mouse. Open the bottom of the mouse and try spinning the ball to see if the rollers are moving properly.

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Ok I've done that but it still does it

click the find station button on the bottom of the mouse

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Originally posted by squall_leonhart69r
click the find station button on the bottom of the mouse

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I've tried that loads of times still dont work

are you sure its a wireless mouse or is the cable missing LOL

jks

um, have you installed the mouse drivers?

is the HID driver installed in system devices

if the HID driver isn't installed it won't detect the mouse properly