At times, my cursor drags. I changed the mouse, the batteries, hooked it up to another USB, the same thing. It's wireless, if that matters. Do you have any idea how to fix it?
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Are you trying to change your laptop?
That's how it is, brother, when you don't clean your mouse. Try cleaning it with a wet cloth under the sensor and around the mouse or with an electronics cleaner.
Because my comment, number one was not approved, I will now explain clearly and clearly what needs to happen. Number 1: Just because the light is on below doesn't mean your batteries are OK. Try BRAND NEW from the store. Number 2: See if you have the drivers that come with the box installed or if others are installed. Number 3: Make sure there is no obstruction between the receiver and the mouse. Sometimes even at 1 meter the signal is not too good and therefore there is an interruption. Number 4: The place where the mouse is placed may NOT be a SUITABLE surface. Number 5: Your settings in Windows, MacOS, SteamOS or whatever you use there. Maybe you're some secret hacker with Red Hat. Number 6: Your laptop / computer detects because it is not worn for maintenance, the thermal paste has dried and your CPU is dancing at 90 degrees and above. .... Number 99: Change the mouse to another laptop, to test if it works normally. And I'm a little upset by the mods that they didn't approve of my first comment ... I'm sorry the boy / girl will have to wonder all day what to do.
Clean the bottom, there's dust. If necessary, open it and clean it. Also buy a mouse pad.
2 and 4, I don't have a mouse pad and I've never had a problem with that. The desk and mouse are cleaned regularly. And a brand new mouse taken out of the box still does not work well with brand new batteries. up to 3 And with brand new batteries it doesn't work. They have no drivers, they only leave with the USB connection. There is no way there is no obstacle, because the receiver is behind the computer, I do not have USB in front, but so far I have not had a problem with that. She's always been on this surface, but she's only recently become a problem. It works on your laptop, but it won't on your desktop. It is possible that from the prophylaxis, because I hardly do such and for some time the fans have been howling and more or less since then the mice have been making a problem. I will try to clean it from the inside as a start.
Have you had any recent updates from Windows? Sometimes they break the mouse and keyboard drivers. If you have the back of the receiver, try to see if you bring the mouse as close as possible to it, whether the psk will drag, if it does, then the problem is hardware or software on the computer. If it's hardware then you'll need to drag other things besides the mouse, slow loading, launching, starting, etc. If so, the advice is to bring your computer for diagnosis if you are not an authorized person. You may have hard drive problems or temperature problems. If you don't have anything else to try, find out where your plug-and-play mouse is installed and try to delete these drivers or download others from the manufacturer.
The fans howl when the temperature rises, and this happens when the system is under load. In this case, all processes run slower, including the graphical interface. See what percentage of your CPU and RAM is occupied and which process is causing this load. Does your cursor just move slower, or does switching between programs take too long? The other option is to adjust the mouse speed from any setting of the operating system.
If you can merge my comment with the previous hardware software, please. Just to say that even if you clean the inside of the dust and the fans stop howling, keep in mind that the thermal paste must also be changed. It is even obligatory to have the lowest possible temperatures of your computer in the hallway.
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He finally got better. thanks