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- Sep 27, 2003
I'm using a Logitech G9 Lasermouse with Logitech SetPoint software, version 5.20.40, driver version 4.82.11
For some darn reason, once in a while when I scroll up or down it's not SMOOTH. I didn't have this problem on Windows XP Pro when I used it months ago. I've been ignoring this problem. Usually when I close firefox (latest version) and re-open, the problem goes away, but it always comes back (I leave FF on almost all day long).
I'm not sure if this is software related or not, which I'm inclined to think so as it's intermittent and is fixed when I re-open firefox.
Anyone have a clue? I'm going to see if IE8 does it... basically, when I want to get to the top of the page really quickly without pushing CTRL+HOME, I often PUSH the mouse scroll button inward and then aim up fast... normally that would work, but when it's choppy it takes longer.
I'll report back if I find out more info, but I haven't found a solution yet. Possible culprits that I think of:
Firefox
Display driver
Mouse driver
Windows 7
I really don't think the mouse is going bad... it almost would make no sense to blame the mouse in my opinion.
For some darn reason, once in a while when I scroll up or down it's not SMOOTH. I didn't have this problem on Windows XP Pro when I used it months ago. I've been ignoring this problem. Usually when I close firefox (latest version) and re-open, the problem goes away, but it always comes back (I leave FF on almost all day long).
I'm not sure if this is software related or not, which I'm inclined to think so as it's intermittent and is fixed when I re-open firefox.
Anyone have a clue? I'm going to see if IE8 does it... basically, when I want to get to the top of the page really quickly without pushing CTRL+HOME, I often PUSH the mouse scroll button inward and then aim up fast... normally that would work, but when it's choppy it takes longer.
I'll report back if I find out more info, but I haven't found a solution yet. Possible culprits that I think of:
Firefox
Display driver
Mouse driver
Windows 7
I really don't think the mouse is going bad... it almost would make no sense to blame the mouse in my opinion.