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[Solved] Steelseries Rival 110 Mouse Cursor Jamming: Solutions for Windows 10, AMD Ryzen 3 1200

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  • #1 18012458
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    Hello!

    I have a mouse Steelseries Rival 110 and for a long time I have been facing the problem where the mouse sensor just cuts, whether in games or browsing the internet. The cable is fine, plugging it into another USB hub helped, but only for a few minutes. What else could be causing this? The system I use is Windows 10

    Specification:

    Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 1200
    Graphics: Palit GTX 960 JetStream 2GB
    RAM: Patriot Viper 2x4GB DDR4 3000MHz
    Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H
    HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB
    SSD: Patriot Buster 240GB
    Power supply: SilentiumPC Vero L2 Bronze 500W
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    #2 18012670
    Kamil532
    Level 10  
    Have you tried to connect to another computer? If you have the opportunity to disassemble the mouse, unscrew it and clean it inside with alcohol
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    #3 18012790
    enhanced
    Level 43  
    And you do not have shit on the computer that would overload it in an excessive way?
  • #4 18012942
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    I cannot unscrew it or connect it to another computer. As for the crap on the computer, I recently did the format, so it is unlikely that I have crap on the computer.
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    #5 18012996
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #6 18012998
    enhanced
    Level 43  
    Check on linux live from pendrive yet. Because nothing else can be done.
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    #7 18013009
    gandalfero
    Level 5  
    I had a similar problem with the Rival 300. I gave the mouse back under warranty and they replaced it with a new one without any problems. The new one is flitting as it should ;)
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    #8 18013018
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #9 18013026
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    I bought the mouse from RTV EURO AGD, it is still under warranty, so you can try it. Just what to write in the description of the problem? That the mouse sensor is jamming?
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    #10 18013049
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #11 18013057
    Kamil532
    Level 10  
    Quote:
    Just what to write in the description of the problem? That the mouse sensor is jamming?

    In the description of the problem, write what is actually the problem, i.e. the sensor jamming, because if you think up somehow, they may think that you are trying to extort them for a free repair. If the mouse has no mechanical damage, they should take it under the warranty and they will probably replace it with a new one, also remember that for the warranty you need a proof of purchase (receipt), because that's the thread from the warranty
  • #12 18013138
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    I gave everything as it should, I gave a photo of the receipt, all you need to do now is wait.
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  • #13 18042307
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    I received a new mouse from the store, however I have the same problem again. It must definitely be the fault of some software that the mouse keeps cutting every now and then. But what?
  • #15 18042457
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    I have already used this guide, but it did not bring any positive results
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    #16 18042552
    haderach
    Level 28  
    Either fickle mice or a mousepad :)
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    #17 18042562
    Robert B
    Level 43  
    And I have another question. Is the drive operation light illuminated during these jams? Observe.
    In addition, it would be appropriate to write about the hardware configuration, which is required in this section:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2996917.html

    BTW:
    Not the sensor jamming, only the cursor. Correct the topic title and your own naming.
  • #18 18072748
    aragox078
    Level 6  
    A new mouse has arrived and it works like a glove. Thanks a lot to everyone for your commitment and help in this topic :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with the Steelseries Rival 110 mouse, specifically cursor jamming on a Windows 10 system with an AMD Ryzen 3 1200 processor. Users suggested various troubleshooting steps, including testing the mouse on another computer, cleaning the mouse internally, and checking for software conflicts. The original poster confirmed the mouse was under warranty and received a replacement, but the problem persisted, leading to speculation about potential software issues. Additional advice included checking the mousepad and observing the drive operation light during jamming incidents. Ultimately, the user reported that a new mouse resolved the issue.
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