I'm using a Logitech MX1000 laser mouse with the 64 bit version of the
setpoint software. My problem is that spontaneously, the cursor jumps
all or almost all the way to either the top or far left of my screen.
It'll work fine for a few minutes, and then pop, it teleports way over
to the left or up. It's ALWAYS either left or up. This happens in all
programs, so games too (which is really annoying). Anyone else have the
same problem? Failing at that, anyone have any suggestions? Help is much
appreciated.

(I'm using Vista home premium x64)


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ChefOfDeath

Same mouse - same problem. Use caned air to blow clean the lens area on the
bottom of the mouse. All better now.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
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"ChefOfDeath" wrote in message
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I'm using a Logitech MX1000 laser mouse with the 64 bit version of the
setpoint software. My problem is that spontaneously, the cursor jumps
all or almost all the way to either the top or far left of my screen.
It'll work fine for a few minutes, and then pop, it teleports way over
to the left or up. It's ALWAYS either left or up. This happens in all
programs, so games too (which is really annoying). Anyone else have the
same problem? Failing at that, anyone have any suggestions? Help is much
appreciated.

(I'm using Vista home premium x64)


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ChefOfDeath

Nice name...same mouse same problem...tried what Richard suggested and still
does it....Irritating to say the least but I love this mouse so hopefully
they will fix it in a future driver
"ChefOfDeath" wrote in message
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I'm using a Logitech MX1000 laser mouse with the 64 bit version of the
setpoint software. My problem is that spontaneously, the cursor jumps
all or almost all the way to either the top or far left of my screen.
It'll work fine for a few minutes, and then pop, it teleports way over
to the left or up. It's ALWAYS either left or up. This happens in all
programs, so games too (which is really annoying). Anyone else have the
same problem? Failing at that, anyone have any suggestions? Help is much
appreciated.

(I'm using Vista home premium x64)


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ChefOfDeath

Richard Urban;288998 Wrote:
Same mouse - same problem. Use caned air to blow clean the lens area on
the
bottom of the mouse. All better now.


I know for a fact that that isn't the problem, I'm dual-booting Vista
with XP and I don't have that problem in XP. Gotta be a driver issue,
but I was hoping someone knew of a remedy for it. Guess I need to go
screw around with mouse stuff in vista some more.


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ChefOfDeath