MX 1000 messes up

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

it jumps all over the place and freezes at time, wtf?

ive had it for a month and this is the first time...

getting a little annoyed

Sentential · Dec 5, 2004

delljunks said:
it jumps all over the place and freezes at time, wtf?

ive had it for a month and this is the first time...

getting a little annoyed

...ya know that really doesnt help us help you. Can you describe the problem better than "its an MX card which sucks in general"

All I can do is simply agree with you :-/

bobmanfoo · Dec 5, 2004

no problems with mine

JoT · Dec 5, 2004

Do not bypass our swear filter again.

pwnt by pat · Dec 5, 2004

several of my optical mice jump and freeze. I don't use a mousepad and run on a 'grained' 'wood' desk.

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

sorry, Jot. its not a card, its a logitech wireless laser mouse.

it freezes in place for a second when moving around and sometimes it jumps around like ill be moving mouse down and it'll jump to an up position.

Sentential · Dec 5, 2004

delljunks said:
sorry, Jot. its not a card, its a logitech wireless laser mouse.

it freezes in place for a second when moving around and sometimes it jumps around like ill be moving mouse down and it'll jump to an up position.

Perhaps you should change the battery?

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

its internal battery

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

bump, this is pissing me off...

63 dollars gone down the drain

been reading on logitech and this is a common problem... anybody been in this situation and get out of it ?

SK8 · Dec 5, 2004

that allways happend to my mx700 when i had a hair in the optical thingy.

Aslan · Dec 5, 2004

Here's a solution from what I found. If this doesn't work, then you may need a RMA.

Logitech said:
When connected to the USB port, the mice listed below may experience a jump in the mouse cursor or some erratic behavior from time to time. If your mouse is connected to the PS/2 port, you will not experience this problem.

MX1000 Laser Mouse with a Receiver/Base Model Number (M/N): C-BN34
MediaPlay Cordless Mouse (both Blue and Red) with a Dongle Receiver M/N: C-BS35
To resolve this issue, please download and install the new version of SetPoint, version 2.14. You can install the new version on top of the version you currently have installed. Alternatively, you can use your mouse on the PS/2 port.

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

Hmm, i used corded mouse for the night while letting MX 1000 charge fully (the battery said it was full but I guess the cool down time might've helped)

plugged it back in today, works like a charm.

no clue what the problem was, if it occurs again i will report

delljunks · Dec 5, 2004

its happening again, back to corded

delljunks · Dec 6, 2004

bump, this sucks. 63 dollars down the drain

Droban · Dec 6, 2004

Did you try plugging it into the PS/2 port like Aslan suggested??

Install the drivers that came on the cd too.

delljunks · Dec 7, 2004

ps2 sucks

Dc5e · Dec 7, 2004

at least try it... don't give up so easily. It could be the known problem that Aslan posted.

Schalldampfer · Dec 7, 2004

Uh oh... I have one also. If you've used it for a month, then I should imagine the MX1000 just... gave up. This isn't good news... Logitech hasn't issued a recall, did it?

apu318 · Dec 7, 2004

I wanted to buy one.. but I am seriously questioning it now. I wanted the best cordless mouse for counter-strike.. guess with the problems people are having I'm not gunna get one.

TUK101 · Dec 8, 2004

I have had that problem before with optical mice and found that using a non reflective surface mouse pad usually solved my problem. But with your mouse it sounds like a power or driver problem.

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