My mouse doesn't stop working when I lift it off the table?
So here's the problem, whenever I lift my mouse off the table (1cm max) it keeps working as if it were still on the table. This is a problem since I'm a gamer and I find myself pulling the mouse back towards myself lifted up quite a lot but everything goes crazy the moment I lift it right now. It's quite an old mouse, back from 2006 but it never had this problem before. I'm on a new notebook running Win8. It's a Canyon CN-MSL1 800dpi mouse.
My mouse stop working every time i lift it up from the table, why is this?
The laser mouse is programmed to cut off its laser once it is lifted just as an optical safety feature -- this is regardless of the computer's operating system. For the mouse (ball or laser), it will not move unless it has a solid surface to track its location. However the buttons will work because the connection between the computer and mouse is more direct.
My mouse stops working every time I lift it up from the table, why is this ?
Haven't heard that one before! Not bad.
My mouse stops working every time I lift it up from the table why is this?
It is not just OS .i have linux and vista both do the same thing so its not drivers. I've rebooted several times and I have done a whole system diagnostic check. Dont bother saying to try a different mouse or different port because it does the same thing with ever mouse. Someone please help.
Why does my mouse cursor keep jumping to the topleft corner of my monitor?
Following are the possibilities that may have lead to this problem:Cause 1: Virus.Solution: Boot-time scan (Source:Cause 2: Enabling snap-to feature of IntelliType software.Solution: Disable the SnapTo feature. Download and install the updated pointer files from the Microsoft Download Center.Follow this link.ORFollow the the steps given below:(image source: Techniqued) Cause 3: Touchpad conflict with the mouse.Solution: Go to Control Panel.Click on Mouse, then "Device Settings". Check the box that says, " Disable internal pointing devices when external USB pointing device is attached" OROpen Control PanelClick on 'Mouse'Go to 'Device Setting' tab.Under that there will be a list of devices.Disable the 'touchscreen device' if you are using a external pointing device i.e. mouse or vice versa.Cause 4: Poor touchscreen calibration (applies to touchscreen laptops or desktops).Solution: Recalibration.Open Control Panel.Select Hardware and sound.Under this option find Tablet PC settings.Click on “Calibration the screen for pen or touch input”.HOPE ONE OF THESE SOLUTIONS HELPS YOU!
Why doesnt my mouse work when I lift it off the table?
Why does the car also not move when the tires are lifted off the ground? Why can't you walk when your feet are also off the ground? Duh! PS: Did you ever wonder why optical mice have laser light underneath? It is used for sensing the movement of the mouse relative to the surface it travels on and it has to be as close to the surface as possible to get a concentrated laser beam. The farther it is from the surface, the less sensitive it will be.
If thors hammer was on a table could you lift the table?
Yep, it's nothing to do with the weight of the Hammer. It's designed to only be used by Thor. You couldn't lift the Hammer but you could lift the table. In fact, if you lifted the table and even tipped it upside down, not even gravity would knock it off.