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Who has a USB mouse?
I have a Kensington USB mouse and I find that the darn pointer moves all by itself. The first time it happened my hand was on the mouse so I thought I was moved it, but it happened again when my hand wasn't touching the mouse.
Sometimes the pointer scrolls across the screen (horizontally), but recently it went in a diagnal direction.
Do I have a spyware on my computer or is this normal for USB mice?
Serious replies please.
I'm using a desktop, the mouse is optical, and as for mouse pad...i'm ashamed to say it, but i've had it for 10-11 years now.
I guess I should replace it, huh?
9 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Any mouse with a cord is subject to moving due to tension in cord ! Someone or something having remote access permissions to your computer can cause this. If you feel you have spyware , download / intall / n run Adaware personal Edition , GoodLuck
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Best Solution I think is arrange any other mouse may be an optical or USB but check whether this problem exists if yes there may be hardware fault or a spyware in ur computer........
- 1 decade ago
I have it once in a while with a normal logitech optical usb mouse. Not much but sometimes it just goes horizontal or up diagonally. Not sure why though.
- 1 decade ago
No you dont have spyware or anything. My mouse does it all the time i guess you just have to put up with it. Getting a new mouse pad may help.
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- dj_lonewolf69Lv 41 decade ago
is it an optical mouse? if so blow the dust out of the optical pickup. and either way update the drivers for it
- MikeLv 51 decade ago
Could be the surface you are using, it may be to reflective, or just the opposite. I've seen this a number of times.
- 1 decade ago
No that is not normal. Are you using a laptop with a touchpad? Older laptops are prone to this behavior, tapping the touchpad should fix it.
- 5 years ago
They use to sell those YEARS ago haven't seen em since, don't think they were very big sellers.