Hey all, I've been having this weird mouse problem that only occurs while playing guild wars. I've tried everything that the manufacturer recommends but nothing fixes it:
When I'm playing sometimes my mouse cursor will become totally unresponsive or chugish. I am using a wireless mouse however this problem never occurs in any other game. I dont have the Logitech drivers installed because those cause more problems than just running it as a plug and play mouse.
I appreciate any help
Specs:
Mouse: Logitech MX 610
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Ram: 1.5 GB @ 3200
Video Card: 6800 XT
Strange Mouse Problem
Duros
Duros
Bump for great justice.
I know that disabling cursor smoothing in window helps, but it also makes the mouse impossible to accurately use.
I know that disabling cursor smoothing in window helps, but it also makes the mouse impossible to accurately use.
Tarun
If you have spares, try other mice.
Duros
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Originally Posted by Tarun
If you have spares, try other mice.
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Tarun
Install the Logitech software drivers and simply uninstall the Backweb items.
Mesmer in Need
i have the exact same problem. sometimes it chugs off gw too. Howes the age of your mouse? mine is about 2 years old, and it is wierless.
Duros
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Originally Posted by Mesmer in Need
i have the exact same problem. sometimes it chugs off gw too. Howes the age of your mouse? mine is about 2 years old, and it is wierless.
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Ghozer
is it a USB mouse?
Duros
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Originally Posted by Ghozer
is it a USB mouse?
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cannonfodder
do you have a cordless dect phone nearby, because that can cause interference with wireless products as they use similar frequencies?
Duros
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Originally Posted by cannonfodder
do you have a cordless dect phone nearby, because that can cause interference with wireless products as they use similar frequencies?
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Jeremy Winston
I have had similar problems, and I use a Logitech MX1000.
Do you use a headset with GW (and not other games?). I have found that sometimes the audio subsystem interferes with the mouse communications. I've moved my receiver around anumber of times.
However, this isn't alway the issue. Sometimes, out of nowhere, it slows down to nothing. I pick it up, gently (an sometimes not so gently) tap the mouse on the desktop, and voila! She's good again.
Jeremy
Do you use a headset with GW (and not other games?). I have found that sometimes the audio subsystem interferes with the mouse communications. I've moved my receiver around anumber of times.
However, this isn't alway the issue. Sometimes, out of nowhere, it slows down to nothing. I pick it up, gently (an sometimes not so gently) tap the mouse on the desktop, and voila! She's good again.
Jeremy
Mesmer in Need
My mouse uses the mouse port, to a cord, to a reciever. ive found making it closer to the mouse help out, but it still does it.