Hello, I have a problem with the mouse, I bought a MAD DOG GM300 mouse today. After connecting everything worked normally but I realized that the DPI button is damaged, so I went with the complaint and replaced it ... When I connected it to the computer, the laser began to flash and the mouse...

Are other devices connected via USB ports working properly?

Can you connect to another computer? If not, replace it.

So everything else works fine, I will try to connect it to the paw yet Added after 2 [minutes]: in a laptop also does not work, you have to go 2 times for complaints ...

Maybe it's a signal and take something else?

I have the same problem with the flashing mouse laser, your hints add nothing to the problem I will add that I read that the BIOS needs to be adjusted and works fine and I have a leg with English and I fly on a touch pad anyway

Your answer also adds nothing to this topic. As it was completed last year - I close.

Mad Dog GM300 Mouse: Laser Blinks, Cursor Not Moving - DPI Button & USB Port Troubleshooting

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#1 16710188 20 Sep 2017 17:07

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Hello, I have a problem with the mouse, I bought a MAD DOG GM300 mouse today. After connecting everything worked normally but I realized that the DPI button is damaged, so I went with the complaint and replaced it ... When I connected it to the computer, the laser began to flash and the mouse cursor does not move ... Is this a product fault? I tried to reset my computer to other USB ports but the laser from the mouse is still blinking ... Maybe someone will help?
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Are other devices connected via USB ports working properly?

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Can you connect to another computer? If not, replace it.
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So everything else works fine, I will try to connect it to the paw yet

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in a laptop also does not work, you have to go 2 times for complaints ...
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pozimoek wrote:
you have to go 2 times for complaints ...

Maybe it's a "signal" and take something else?
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I have the same problem with the flashing mouse laser, your hints add nothing to the problem
I will add that I read that the BIOS needs to be adjusted and works fine and I have a leg with English and I fly on a touch pad anyway
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Your answer also adds nothing to this topic. As it was completed last year - I close.
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The discussion revolves around issues with the MAD DOG GM300 mouse, specifically a malfunction where the laser blinks but the cursor does not move after a replacement due to a damaged DPI button. Users suggest troubleshooting steps such as checking other USB devices, connecting the mouse to a different computer, and adjusting BIOS settings. One user reports similar issues with their mouse, indicating a broader problem. The conversation highlights the need for further investigation or potential replacement of the device.
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