Escaping mouse cursor. The cursor moves up or down the screen.

Dydzio, but I do not fully use 5 buttons, I use Opera to browse the internet and it uses all the buttons, additional buttons have back, forward and linking functions on a new tab (IE also supports it), but I can not assign a specific function to myself to the button, but I don't need it.

And try to dismantle and clean

Write the mouse model.
This could be due to the software or the wrong electronic design of the mouse.

you have to tell the truth that not every mouse opt.
for 30 PLN it can be equal to the log. mx or other, e.g. razer
as for me, there have always been low-budget constructions
weaker or worse, so when you buy optics for PLN 30
take into account that it does not meet 100% of your expectations

graves and DanielSładanowski; if you wrote to me:
1. Disassemble and clean it is impossible, because it is under warranty !!!
2. I have a Trusta 305KS Wireless Optical Deskset

I have an Easy Touch radio mouse and I have such a problem that the cursor sometimes vibrates and goes away by itself to the right or left. It is probably not the fault of the colored pad because the mouse is ball-based. I opened the myche, cleaned it inside, there is nothing disturbing you can see, but the symptoms are still present. I have already tried a different arrangement of the receiver and the same. I also replaced the batteries with new ones and nothing. Does anyone know what is the cause ??

DiodakXXX wrote:

I have an Easy Touch radio mouse and I have such a problem that the cursor sometimes vibrates and goes away by itself to the right or left. It is probably not the fault of the colored pad because the mouse is ball-based. I opened the myche, cleaned it inside, there is nothing disturbing you can see, but the symptoms are still present. I have already tried a different arrangement of the receiver and the same. I also replaced the batteries with new ones and nothing. Does anyone know what is the cause ??

and you cleaned the optical elements inside, those next to the collections with incisions?

If it is a radio station, maybe there is something with the transmission. Does the cursor just miss you ... when someone calls you on your cell phone?

I checked it and the mouse does not respond to the mobile phone at all. What's more, if I leave the computer, the cursor is in the place where it was and then it will not move, but when I do something, e.g. I want to click the left button, it will most often move to the right to the end of the screen. It seems that these are some errors in the transmission, but I do not know if it is the fault of the mouse or the base itself.

PS Of course, I cleaned the mouse.

The mouse may react "differently" to, for example, moving it. A ball mouse has such a gear between two photoelements. Perhaps when lying "idle" the rack is in such a place that the photoelements are not able to precisely determine whether the mouse is moving or standing, sometimes they do not even know in which direction it is moving. At the moment I have the most ordinary wired and ball mouse and it happens that the cursor moves along the axis of the coordinate system as if it were vibrating movements. It seems to me that this behavior should be considered normal in cheap mice; maybe more expensive too.

I have a similar problem but the only possible reason I found here could be XP SP2.
Logitech optical radio mouse.

From my observations, the mouse escapes to the 0; 0 position, which is the upper left corner, it does not happen often, so I can observe the reason.
It runs in a straight line, I noticed it when I was working in a graphics program, it was really annoying as when painting some exact thing, the pencil makes scratches throughout the drawing
Any disturbances from the cell phone fall off because any disturbances are immediately heard in the loudspeakers.

And the most important thing !!!
I changed the mouse recently, and before that it was the same.
I had the Genius cable ball mouse.

So I think the hardware issue can be eliminated.
I suspect it may not be SP2's fault, but it may be some other program running in the background.

I suggest that anyone who has such a problem write a list of programs running in the background.
My programs: Tlen, NortonSystemWorks2005, KX Projekt, WLAN Monitor (Planet), Detonators (different versions of the control unit and different graphics) (maybe not a program, but maybe ...), Outpost, CommanderPro (UPS support), WinBar, Opera .

Maybe together we can find a solution to the problem of the escaping mouse

experiment with mouse surfaces is the basis for optics

Check under DOS - you can exclude hardware damage.
The second thing is to uninstall all mouse drivers (Device Manager - show hidden devices) and restart the computer when Windows detected the mouse again. Then you will see if the same will happen under the standard Windows drivers.

Regarding mousepads - there were a few comments, why mousepads? Well, that's what I thought until the day when I looked at the surface of the desk, it was not a happy sight. The polishing of the top began to disappear at an alarming rate. Whoever rides without a washer, see his desk for himself.
Greetings

And I have a Microsoft mouse serial 02 A - and it ran around the corners too.
I have a laptop, but using a mouse is extremely convenient.
I cleaned it, took it apart and cleaned it again, even took the laptop apart and changed the silver paste to make the processor cooler, but it didn't help until I found Microsoft's website with the driver:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/F/8/...B-A0A4-615E18F2EE57/IPx86_1033_8.20.468.0.exe

i downloaded the driver and it was over.
The mouse, despite the fact that behind the serial connector, is built so that it has dust collecting pads on the bottom.
It seems that the mouse manufacturer should have a mouse driver for the system and the user should use it.

This is the doing of the Wifi radio waves. Sometimes the waves of the cellular network too. I also had these symptoms frequently as I was using the Wifi connection. For some time I hardly use Wifi anymore (sporadically) and the problem is gone and the mouse and driver are still the same.