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01-23-2008
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| Guest | Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is My mouse does not seem to be where it is actually visible. For instance when I want to close a program window I have to move around the x to close the program but am not acutally over the button. The accuracy of the pointer is out by half an inch. When I go into the control panel and select the mouse there is not option to calibrate the mouse. Any suggestion on how to get my mouse pointer to be more accurate |
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01-24-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is BT wrote: Quote: > My mouse does not seem to be where it is actually visible. For instance when > I want to close a program window I have to move around the x to close the > program but am not acutally over the button. The accuracy of the pointer is > out by half an inch. When I go into the control panel and select the mouse > there is not option to calibrate the mouse. Any suggestion on how to get my > mouse pointer to be more accurate typically 1280 x 800, the current setting might be 1280 x 1024, or even 1024 x 768. Q |
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01-26-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is Just fixed this after a Google search. Go to Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers and set the scheme to (none). Apply. Fixed. -- gpquinn Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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03-03-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is I had the exact same problem. Thanks to this website "vistaheads", I was able to fix it. Control Panel, Mouse, Pointers, Schemes....set schemes to "None" and mouse will be much more accurate. -- tkabes Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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03-22-2008
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| Guest | RE: Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is "BT" wrote: Quote: > My mouse does not seem to be where it is actually visible. For instance when > I want to close a program window I have to move around the x to close the > program but am not acutally over the button. The accuracy of the pointer is > out by half an inch. When I go into the control panel and select the mouse > there is not option to calibrate the mouse. Any suggestion on how to get my > mouse pointer to be more accurate |
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03-22-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mouse hover is not where the mouse actually is I had this problem with a dell XPS 420 and ATI graphics card running vista. There was a update to the ATI driver for the graphics card. This cured the problem. Do you have a Windows update icon on your start menu. This is where I found the update Stuart Sabatini "Pabitra malla shahi" <Pabitramallashahi@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CD0EE32F-0806-49D6-8B15-1E7F11CC3F61@xxxxxx Quote: > > > "BT" wrote: > Quote: >> My mouse does not seem to be where it is actually visible. For instance >> when >> I want to close a program window I have to move around the x to close the >> program but am not acutally over the button. The accuracy of the pointer >> is >> out by half an inch. When I go into the control panel and select the >> mouse >> there is not option to calibrate the mouse. Any suggestion on how to get >> my >> mouse pointer to be more accurate |
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