How do i fix my scrollomg problems!

cars and trucks section and i dont go along with anything violent especially games ,try cleaning the mouse though this may help they can get sweaty from all the excitement which leads to a build yp of dirt

You can clean the LED bulb on the bottom of the mouse with a dry Q-tip to get the dust and stuff out of there.

If that doesn't work try a new mouse pad. Sometimes even brand new mouse pads don't work well in combination with certain brands of mice. Swap it out with a different one and see if your mouse still gives you trouble.

If that fails too, make sure the cable is firmly inserted into the back of the computer.

If all else fails, try a different mouse.

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try cleaning the sensor reflector b4 opening the mouse(its the light thingy @ the bottom)
if it doesnt work try opening with a screwdriver,normally covered by a sticker at the bottom of the mouse

There should be a button on the part that plugs in and flashes. Press it, then press the button on the mouse (usually on the bottom & well hidden-you might even need a pin point to set it). Once the button on the mouse has been pressed, the flashing should stop and it will light only when the mouse moves.Repeat for the keyboard, if necessary.

there's 4 sliders on the bottom of the mouse. Remove the 2 feet closest to the optical sensor on the bottom. You'll find 2 phillips screws there. Remove those then pry the mouse open.

there should be a circle ring around with arrows. Twist it so it opens. Then the ball will fall out. There are 3 places grims will build up. Get some tweezers and pull that stuff off.

You should probably get a laser mouse. I am sure amazon has them for a couple bucks.

Try compressed air to clean under the button. Alternativly try tapping the sides of the mouse gently on the desk - this could dislodge anything under the button

I don't think its a driver issue but you may as well try it. look for the mouse driver on the 3M web site

Dont worry SourCandy, just use a soft cotton cloth and some mild detergent like a glass cleaner and clean the bottom of the mouse and use a plain dark coloured mouse pad...!!! This shd definitely work..!! Hoping a gud rating from u...!!!

Thankyou

are you using the mouse on a mouse mat because you get this prob if the place you are using the mouse is greasy or dust are you using an infra red mouse or does it have a ball in the bottom if it has a ball in the bottom a rubber one undo the clip holding the ball in tip it up so the ball comes out you should now see three rollers the one at top is up n down and one at side is left and right the third is just to hold the ball against the other two all these rollers should be smooth usually they get a build up of dirt in the middle of each roler scratch this of with your finger do this with comp on and try rubbing the rollers up and down and see if the mouse is moving on the scrren how it should clean all three of these rollers check theball is clean and not greasy if you can move the pointer using you fingers on the rollers then you know the problem is not your mouse so put back together then the only other thing could be wrong is the mouse mat you will need to replace this or clean it properly try using the mouse on a book and see if this is any better if you have infra red mouse you dont need mouse mat and should have no problem if you still have problems post back and i will try again hope this is some help to you ............................................

That black or gray stuff you're talking about is actually a combination of old food particles and soap deposits. The stuff builds up in the corners of the lower front areas of the tub and right under the inside of the door where it closes over the tub front. These areas can develop "scungy" deposits because these are areas that the dishwasher doesn't always clean and/or water remains pooled. A little routine cleaning about once a week around the bottom lip of the door and the door gasket with a damp sponge will prevent this build up. Hope this helps you.