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December 15th, 2003 23:00
Logitech mouse (pointer) not recognized (on double click)
Just installed new Logitech MX Duo (MX 700 optical cordless mouse and cordless keyboard) which replaced a Logitech (Optical) MouseMan (corded) and a Dell keyboard (corded). Software loaded, etc.
Mouse/keyboard are great; however, when I try to open an icon (re: IE on my desktop) by double clicking, I have to continue clicking several times before, it appears, IE opens (hourglass appears). Haven't had this problem with any previous (corded) mice. I, also, downloaded, any and all updates/drivers, etc., from Logitech's website for the mouse. Didn't help. I sure miss the double-click thumb button my previous Logitech mouse had. Logitech "blew it" by not incorporating this feature in the cordless MX 700 (sorry, I digressed ).
What could be the problem? Thanks for your help!!!! Lee
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40gb HD; 80gb HD (external); 512m ram,firewire, USB 2.0, Sony DVD burner, CD-RW (int), HP CD-RW (ext), DSL, Win XP.
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December 16th, 2003 08:00
There have been reports of either internal devices or external devices interferring with cordless devices such as mice. Try moving the mouse or the IR receiver to a different location and see if that helps.
There should be some type of calibration/setup for the unit. Have you run that?
Ron B
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December 20th, 2003 15:00