I had to replace my mouse a few months ago. I replaced a 2 button mouse with a two button & scroll wheel mouse. This mouse is a Logitech M-S48a. No software came with the mouse. I didn't <i><u>notice</u></i> any major problems right away.
After I installed new ram recently, I noticed that the mouse was very "sticky" and I had intermittant loss of the mouse. It may have been a problem before installing new ram, but if it was I didn't notice it. (I removed the 64mb stick and installed 2 128mb sticks.) I believe the problem is related to the mouse driver rather than the ram increase.
I searched the internet for a driver for this mouse and found MouseWare at driverguide.com and downloaded LogitechMouse.exe. This software has the following motion properties that can be set: 1) Cursor speed [Slow....Fast]; 2) Cursor acceleration [No,Low,Medium,High]; 3) PS/2 report rate [....80........]. Since this is a Logitech mouse and this is Logitech software <i><u>for this mouse</u></i>, there shouldn't be anymore mouse problems.
I've tried several settings on this software and I can't find a setting that is useful. The mouse isn't quite as "sticky" as it was before, but the control just isn't there. My mouse hand is fatigued from trying to win the control battle with this mouse.
Any ideas on what I can do to train this mouse? Is there a good driver that this mouse could use? I'm using W98. There are no irq conflicts; the mouse does not share.
Thanks for any help,
Kristi
After I installed new ram recently, I noticed that the mouse was very "sticky" and I had intermittant loss of the mouse. It may have been a problem before installing new ram, but if it was I didn't notice it. (I removed the 64mb stick and installed 2 128mb sticks.) I believe the problem is related to the mouse driver rather than the ram increase.
I searched the internet for a driver for this mouse and found MouseWare at driverguide.com and downloaded LogitechMouse.exe. This software has the following motion properties that can be set: 1) Cursor speed [Slow....Fast]; 2) Cursor acceleration [No,Low,Medium,High]; 3) PS/2 report rate [....80........]. Since this is a Logitech mouse and this is Logitech software <i><u>for this mouse</u></i>, there shouldn't be anymore mouse problems.
I've tried several settings on this software and I can't find a setting that is useful. The mouse isn't quite as "sticky" as it was before, but the control just isn't there. My mouse hand is fatigued from trying to win the control battle with this mouse.
Any ideas on what I can do to train this mouse? Is there a good driver that this mouse could use? I'm using W98. There are no irq conflicts; the mouse does not share.
Thanks for any help,
Kristi