Joe Dunfee wrote:
> "Rock" wrote:
>
>> Try turning down the hardware acceleration. From a blank area of the
>> desktop right click, choose properties, settings tab, troubleshoot.
>
> Thank you for replying. However when I choose
> right-click/properties/settings/troubleshoot... I get a series of
> troubleshooting questions, but can't find anything to set the hardware
> acceleration. Windows help doesn't tell me how to do it either, when I
> search for "hardware acceleration".
>
> I've done a system restore, to before I put this mouse in, and gone back to
> using my older Logitech mouse, but the problem is still there.
>
> Joe Dunfee

Actually you open Display Properties, click Settings tab, Advanced
button, then Troubleshoot tab. You used the Troubleshoot button. Lower
the hardware acceleration slide for the mouse. If this helps, you
probably need updated drivers for your graphics card.

--
Joe =o)