Perhaps a new mouse with Vista specific drivers is in order.
I have a USB Microsoft optical mouse and it is working very will with all custom
setting remembered.
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"Pgelabert" <Pgelabert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Well, being that it doesn't seem to be a particular mouse problem (reading
> through the Vista forums I can see many are having this problem, some with
> Intellipoint Mice, some with Logitech, and some with all other kinds) I
> thought it was something to do with the native Vista drivers for mice in
> general. I have an older mouse, a logitech that used to run under mouseware
> (not Vista compatible). the mouse works just fine without installing any
> other driver, but the settings for the speed don't stick. I tried installing
> the new setpoint for logitech but it is not backward compatible for legacy
> devices just yet, as they indicate on their website.
>
> Any help? Thanks again!
>
> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>
>> Being as how my ESP powers are nil.
>>
>> What mouse? What driver version?
>>
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>> "Pgelabert" <Pgelabert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:E8DB5935-8058-41A7-AC04-9F4D3C175C70@microsoft.com...
>> > Yes, my mouse settings are not sticking. very annoying! Any fixes on that
>> > people? Thanks!
>> >
>> > "rrollins" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Same thing happens for me. Whats the fix here. Why does Reboot clear out
>> >> MY
>> >> settings?
>> >>
>> >> "Bad Pom" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > I changed the speed of my mouse but every time I shut down and log back
>> >> > on
>> >> > it
>> >> > resets to the factory slow speed. Does anyone know how to stop this?
>> >> > Thanks
>>
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