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my mouse is moving by itself....wt....
blackmajik2021
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November 12, 2007 5:38PM
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did someone gain remote control of my mac? the mouse is moving by itself...only sometimes.
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gon
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November 12, 2007 5:59PM
What mouse is it exactly? Optical or mechanical? Wired or wireless? DPI?
How long have you used the mouse? Since when does it show the symptoms?
Does that time coincide with driver or OS install?
Do the symptoms only appear when you are actively using the mouse or directly after?
Is this in an office or home context where someone else has ready access to the hardware?
My first guesses...
- gunk if it's a mechanical mouse
- radio interference in a wireless mouse
- very high sensitivity mouse + bumps or vibrations from something like speakers
- problem in newly installed driver
- prank software
- remote control software
- guy in the next cubicle has plugged in a second mouse in your computer and nudges it slightly now and then
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smee
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November 12, 2007 7:47PM
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Originally Posted by
Gon
- guy in the next cubicle has plugged in a second mouse in your computer and nudges it slightly now and then
Lol, that would be funny to do
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Marvin
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November 13, 2007 5:14AM
If you work in an office setting, check your machine isn't paired with someone else's bluetooth mouse. That happened to me once.
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backtomac
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November 13, 2007 8:22AM
I don't know why you all waste your time with this troll. Do a quick search of all the threads he's started if you don't believe me.
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How long have you used the mouse? Since when does it show the symptoms?
Does that time coincide with driver or OS install?
Do the symptoms only appear when you are actively using the mouse or directly after?
Is this in an office or home context where someone else has ready access to the hardware?
My first guesses...
- gunk if it's a mechanical mouse
- radio interference in a wireless mouse
- very high sensitivity mouse + bumps or vibrations from something like speakers
- problem in newly installed driver
- prank software
- remote control software
- guy in the next cubicle has plugged in a second mouse in your computer and nudges it slightly now and then
- guy in the next cubicle has plugged in a second mouse in your computer and nudges it slightly now and then
Lol, that would be funny to do