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kenny1234 | 14:23 Thu 25th Jul 2013 | Computers
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Just lately the curser on screen keeps freezing when I try to move the mouse. If I unplug and re-plug it seems to get going again--- but not for long. Only had it for about 2 months (from China)-Any ideas??
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Is it a rollerball type?
This is very much a longshot but do you have Norton Internet Security installed? It was that program regularly causing my computer to freeze when doing innocuous things, such as simply scrolling up a list of tracks when audio editing, that made me get rid of it (and I haven't regretted that decision for one moment).
If it is the rollerball type, as UKSWF suggests, take out the ball and make sure that it, and its housing, are free of fluff and other debris.
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Don't have Norton
Not a roller ball type
Make was "Digiflex" from Hong Kong !!! (£1.49) + free delivery
Maybe that says it all.
Get a Logitech (M505) LASER mouse - I have one and it's excellent.
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As far as I can see , it doesn't work on batteries!
I had the same problem on the Toshiba Portege I use at work. Solution: I went out and bought a cordless mouse - about £16 if I remember.
If this mouse was as cheap as you say, then its hardly worth wasting any more time of money on it. I bought a cheapo mouse and keyboard from Tesco last year and they were crap. I bought a Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse from PC World in March and they work perfectly...only £19.99 for the set...hardly a fortune these days.

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