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erratic mouse behavior: acts like shift button is pushed



 
 
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Old November 24th 07, 09:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BCY1
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Default erratic mouse behavior: acts like shift button is pushed

weird intermittent behavior... mouse acts like the shift button is pushed:
so..it sletects text in docs and in IE7, without clicking anything,
rolling the wheel flips the web page to next or previous page...

sometimes i can push escape and all is well, other times i need to reboot

i have a plain vanilla logitech usb (with adapter for PS2) mouse plugged
into the PS2 port on my Dell docking station, vista ultimate and latitude
D620.

many thanks if you have a suggestion
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Old November 24th 07, 10:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Malke
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Default erratic mouse behavior: acts like shift button is pushed

BCY1 wrote:
weird intermittent behavior... mouse acts like the shift button is pushed:
so..it sletects text in docs and in IE7, without clicking anything,
rolling the wheel flips the web page to next or previous page...

sometimes i can push escape and all is well, other times i need to reboot

i have a plain vanilla logitech usb (with adapter for PS2) mouse plugged
into the PS2 port on my Dell docking station, vista ultimate and latitude
D620.

many thanks if you have a suggestion


The first thing to do is try a different mouse, preferably one without
an adapter.


Malke
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Old November 25th 07, 02:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BCY1
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Default erratic mouse behavior: acts like shift button is pushed

have tried different mouse...seems the same. I will try plugging directly
into the USB port...but i really don't htink thats it...
thanks
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"Malke" wrote:

BCY1 wrote:
weird intermittent behavior... mouse acts like the shift button is pushed:
so..it sletects text in docs and in IE7, without clicking anything,
rolling the wheel flips the web page to next or previous page...

sometimes i can push escape and all is well, other times i need to reboot

i have a plain vanilla logitech usb (with adapter for PS2) mouse plugged
into the PS2 port on my Dell docking station, vista ultimate and latitude
D620.

many thanks if you have a suggestion


The first thing to do is try a different mouse, preferably one without
an adapter.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

 




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