Sir, I think It will work. Everything is fine without the exception of " Wavering ". It is literally not a problem. It is a common problem in every optical mouse. But this inconvenience increases in the wireless mouses. Be aware of keeping every working equipment away from the mouse to prevent magnetic field repulsion. This is caused because of every machine sends electro-signals when doing work ( it will also be in a torch !! ). Thus also be aware to keep off magnets from the wireless mouse. Please reply to tell me about your doubts.
Sir, try reinstalling the mouse driver.
Sir, have you tried upgrading the firmware.
Sir, hardware has a particular software to function. Without software, every hardware is just a stone. Understand Sir, please.
http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&...
Sir, go there and take a look for the drivers for the mouse.
Sir, please check the connection of your mouse to the computer. There can be a loose connection. Please review it. Regards.
I think the optical receptor is defective. I am telling this because there is no way left that can encounter such a problem. Thank you.
This is a wireless recepting problem. The computer is not recepting wireless signals. Do you have the other mouse of a another company ?
The mouses of kensington must have this as a generic problem. You yourself analyse. How can the same company model mouse have the same problem ???? What do you think.
conflict?
These mouses are really high tech. Causing high tech problems. Try changing the optical receptor of the mouse.
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What do you mean it will work? What can I do to keep it from moving folders of data???
The mouse does not come with a driver. You just plug it in. Am I missing something?
Also, since Kensington Mouse Works was already installed, I tried uninstalling it. When that didn't make a difference, I reinstalled it - same problem.
I don't understand what I would upgrade. There was nothing to download with this mouse, it was just plug and play. Where would I even look to find what you're talking about? I don't mean to sound confrontational. I'm just genuinely confused...:-)
I understand that. What I don't understand is what to look for and where to look for it. Can you help me with that?
I have searched the link you sent me and the only thing from Kensington is the Mouseworks software that doesn't work with this mouse.
Please let me know if I'm searching wrong.
These are the numbers on the back of the Mouse:
P/N K72345
M/N M01057-M
Thanks for any help you can be.
I have checked it numerous times. Tried cleaning it off, etc.
Thanks for trying, but I have 2 of them and they both have the same problem.
They are identical. Why would everything else work, but just have this one "wavering" problem?
I think there is a conflict somewhere. Thank you for trying.
Something else I'm running may be conflicting with the wireless signal from this new nano technology. The older versions of the mouse had no such problem.
I officially give up. I appreciate the help, but we're right back where we started
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