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Jorge Peixoto de Morais Neto wrote: |
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> Hi. I have a crappy mouse made in China. One of its problems is that |
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> the mouse pointer sometimes moves even while the mouse is not moving. |
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If the mouse not brand new, then it may be full of dust and dirt - |
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assuming it has moving parts at all (i.e it's not a laser or led model) |
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dismantling it and cleaning may help. |
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> Another solution would be to buy another mouse, but this would cost |
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> money and would not teach me the solution (this problem can manifest |
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> again in the future, with this or another computer). |
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Unless the problem is dirt as above, I serious doubt you are going to |
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learn anything (technical) - simply replacing the mouse will be the best |
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solution. I guess the thing to learn is that some computer hardware is |
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so poorly made that it is useless! |
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Cheers |
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Mark |
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