"Leythos" <Void@nowhere.lan> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:05:48 +0100, Guy Thomas wrote:
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>> I had these shaking windows on and off for about months - never did
>> nail it down. Then it went away, nothing for at least 4 months - until
>> last week. What I was doing when the shakes suddenly started was
>> changing the batteries in my cordless mouse. After a reboot no problem
>> for last 7 days.
>>
>> My point, could it be the mouse?[/color]
>
> Normally, "Shaking" is due to power around the monitor, it can also be due
> to a bad cable or intermittent connection. So, did you move your monitor,
> a radio, a light, etc... when you replaced your battery.
>
> The mouse, unless it's really emitting STRONG signal (and that would mean
> it's defective) is not going to impact the monitor.
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I think that what the op was referring to is something I experience once in
a while. If you place the cursor in a scrollable window and then roll the
scroll wheel back and forth rapidly, that's the effect. Moving the scroll
wheel manually usually frees it from the shakes, as such, I suspect the
mouse drivers, Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000.

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Ray Rogers