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Movement of mouse is very slow
check your mouse settings go to control panel/mouse/pointer options and adjust it to suit your need and if it doesnt work simply change the surface the mouse runs
Where do you place batteries
I have seen a couple of ways to get at the batteries on a wireless mouse. One is to look at the bottom to find a standard battery cover complete with a little finger slot that allows the plate to be lifted off from the bottom surface of the mouse.
The other is a sliding latch at the back of the bottom surface of the mouse body that releases the battery flap which then lifts upward. The flap is the backside skin of the top of the mouse.
Dell mouse not responding; diagnostics
Hello,
There is a very good chance it's one of two problems. First, while theoretically you can connect tons of USB products, sometimes USB ports can be kind of hinky... Try unplugging something else USB based and plugging in the mouse or try several different ports. Also be sure it's not plugged into a USB hub and is going directly into your computer. If this works play with the arrangement of your USB devices until you find a configuration that works, maybe you'll have to switch out a printer or external drive while using your USB mouse...
If this doesn't provide a solution the next thing to do is to uninstall the pointer device driver in device manager and allow it to re-install.
If you don't have an alternate mouse to complete the task, here is the keyboard shortcuts for Windows although depending on your version of Windows it may be slightly different.
-First hold the windows key and hit the r key (win+r)
this will bring up the run menu
-Next type mmc this will bring up a management console
-Next press the ALT key and hit the down arrow key
(this should drop down the file menu, if it doesn't please try ALT+F)
-Use the arrow key to scroll down to Add/Remove snap in and hit enter.
-Use the arrow key to scroll down to Device Manager and hit ALT+A to add the device manager to the console. Hit enter.
-Make sure local computer is selected if this menu comes up and hit enter.
-Hit enter one more time bringing you back to the console with the device manager added.
-Hit tab to get to the center console and scroll down to mouse.
(If tab isn't doing anything please hit the ALT key once.)
-Hit enter to open the tree if it isn't already
-Scroll down to mice and other pointing devices (or something along these lines) and hit the right arrow key to expand the tree again.
-Select the USB mouse with arrow keys
-Hit the alt key again then the down arrow (not together) and then the right arrow key until you get to the action menu and use the arrow key to go down to uninstall and hit enter.
-Wait a moment and then go back to the action menu (you may have to hit tab just keep trying tab and the down key (not together) until a menu opens. Go over to the action menu again and choose scan for hardware changes. The computer should recognize the mouse and now work.
I hope this helps you. Thank you.
Dell mouse not scrolling all the time. does the
no scrolling wheels dont wear out as they use sensors but yes they can become blocked by dirt and as such debree if you know how to clean all 4 sensors in the mouse or simply replace with a new one..
hope this helps
How to replace batteries in
according to the dell part numbers this is a usb mouse which has no batteries. It gets its power through the usb cable.
Auto scroll not working
Have you checked to insure that you have the proper driver for the mouse that you are using, if not it can be downloaded from dells web site.
But how do you go to all those places if your
If the keyboard works - you can still operate the computer. The tab key will allow you to access the various windows on the desk top. The Windows Start key will allow you to open programs. The Alt key along with a letter combination will allow you to manipulate files....and so on. You don't really need a mouse to operate a computer.
The mouse sticks
make sure the lead from the mouse has a secure seating and the lead is not bad/faulty or you might have to uninstall the drivers then reinstall the drivers
control panel mouse you should see 4 tabs buttons,pointers,pointer options and hardware under hardware you can troubleshoot or select properties under driver you can update driver,rollback driver or uninstall and under hardware you can troubleshoot
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My dell mouse has become very difficult to click.
guess it's got old.....it's a waste of time to try fix it....
buy a new one...it cost a few $$$.....
I have 6 to 7 old mouses in my house, need to find a cat to drive them away (ha ha ha).....
jokes apart.....the oldest is 13 to 15 yrs old....been using it since Win came in 1993-94....
all are just junk.....ewaste....
The arrow on the mouse kepts junping around ?
You are probably using a laptop with a touchpad. What is happening is that your thumbs are touching the touch-pad as you type and the cursor is jumping around. Solution: disable your touch pad. You can go to Start > Control Panel > Mouse > Touch Pad > Disable
Another solution is to go to the Dell website > Support and Drivers > download and install the Synaptics Pointing Device driver and disable your touch pad using the options in this new driver.
My mouse is not work
i think your mouse is not compatible to dell ask assistance to the place where you buy your mouse
MY MOUSE LOSES CONNECTION EVERY FEW SECONDS THEN
sounds more like your computer pausing the mouse while it is processing, then when its done the current task the mouse returns. Use Cntrl+Alt+Del to view tasks (task manager) when this is occurring. you can sort by CPU on the "tasks" tab to see what is using up all the resources at that time.
I would think its likely malware / spyware advertising softwares. google the highest offending program after you identify it.
Good Programs for this include, Spybot and Adaware SE both avail on the web for no charge. Please add more details, if this doesn't answer your question.
I have a Dell laptop
Once check your mouse setting in your control panel
Start> Control Panel
And see your wheel setting are correct then you can solve your problem
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