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| | Mouse 'Magnifier' Function Unstable Hello. First time I set up the right side button to 'magnify' on this MS Laser Mouse 6000 in Vista 64 bit, clicking it would cause the entire display to flash on and off a couple times before teh magnifier. Very disturbing. Recently had to do a new install, and it now works perfectly. Today I upgraded another computer to Vista 32 bit, and it exhibits the same problem (display black, then flashes on, then black again, then it works). Updating the driver didn't help. This same mouse works fine in this regard on all XP machines. Anyone know how to make it settle down? Thank you. |
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| | Re: Mouse 'Magnifier' Function Unstable Turn off Windows Aero and you won't get that flashing. "John Ciccone" <JohnCiccone@xxxxxx> wrote in message news F65F7C3-88C7-4A20-B02F-CA2DA61A645D@xxxxxxQuote: > Hello. > > First time I set up the right side button to 'magnify' on this MS Laser > Mouse 6000 in Vista 64 bit, clicking it would cause the entire display to > flash on and off a couple times before teh magnifier. Very disturbing. > > Recently had to do a new install, and it now works perfectly. > > Today I upgraded another computer to Vista 32 bit, and it exhibits the > same > problem (display black, then flashes on, then black again, then it works). > Updating the driver didn't help. > > This same mouse works fine in this regard on all XP machines. > > Anyone know how to make it settle down? > > Thank you. |
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| | Re: Mouse 'Magnifier' Function Unstable Thank you, Bender. That did the trick. But I do like Aero. Any idea why this seems to be intermittent (even on the same machine), and if there's a fix? "Bender" wrote: Quote: > Turn off Windows Aero and you won't get that flashing. > > "John Ciccone" <JohnCiccone@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news F65F7C3-88C7-4A20-B02F-CA2DA61A645D@xxxxxxQuote: > > Hello. > > > > First time I set up the right side button to 'magnify' on this MS Laser > > Mouse 6000 in Vista 64 bit, clicking it would cause the entire display to > > flash on and off a couple times before teh magnifier. Very disturbing. > > > > Recently had to do a new install, and it now works perfectly. > > > > Today I upgraded another computer to Vista 32 bit, and it exhibits the > > same > > problem (display black, then flashes on, then black again, then it works). > > Updating the driver didn't help. > > > > This same mouse works fine in this regard on all XP machines. > > > > Anyone know how to make it settle down? > > > > Thank you. > |
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| | Re: Mouse 'Magnifier' Function Unstable Known issue, documented in the Help: Note In Windows Vista, the screen might flicker when you turn the Magnifier on and off. In some graphics programs, such as Photo Gallery, images may not display in the Magnifier window. No fix at this time. -- Cathy Moya Microsoft Hardware User Experience www.microsoft.com/hardware This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties and confers no rights. "John Ciccone" <JohnCiccone@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4B511E1C-68E7-431A-8C9D-1AA6555A7BC9@xxxxxx Quote: > Thank you, Bender. That did the trick. > > But I do like Aero. Any idea why this seems to be intermittent (even on > the > same machine), and if there's a fix? > > "Bender" wrote: > Quote: >> Turn off Windows Aero and you won't get that flashing. >> >> "John Ciccone" <JohnCiccone@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news F65F7C3-88C7-4A20-B02F-CA2DA61A645D@xxxxxxQuote: >> > Hello. >> > >> > First time I set up the right side button to 'magnify' on this MS Laser >> > Mouse 6000 in Vista 64 bit, clicking it would cause the entire display >> > to >> > flash on and off a couple times before teh magnifier. Very disturbing. >> > >> > Recently had to do a new install, and it now works perfectly. >> > >> > Today I upgraded another computer to Vista 32 bit, and it exhibits the >> > same >> > problem (display black, then flashes on, then black again, then it >> > works). >> > Updating the driver didn't help. >> > >> > This same mouse works fine in this regard on all XP machines. >> > >> > Anyone know how to make it settle down? >> > >> > Thank you. >> |
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| | Re: Mouse 'Magnifier' Function Unstable On Thu, 29 May 2008 17:22:47 -0700, "Cathy Moya [MS]" <camoya@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >Known issue, documented in the Help: >Note >In Windows Vista, the screen might flicker when you turn the Magnifier on >and off. In some graphics programs, such as Photo Gallery, images may not >display in the Magnifier window. > >No fix at this time. turn the damn thing off. Donald L McDaniel Please reply to the original newsgroup and thread. ======================================================== |
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