jumpy mouse fix
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onetrueday
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jumpy mouse fix
I dont know if I'm the only one who gets this, but sometimes I suffer from 'jumpy' mouse. This fix always seems to work for me too and I dont know why. Even though I have my IE cache folder set to 250megs, if I dont clean it for a while my mouse gets jumpy. I often only have 40 of the 250megs full, but it still happens! I just clean the cache and presto... problem is solved!
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p4 1.8a @ 47 BILLION
radeon8500 (4 HS's)
2 80gig WD se's raid0/120gig WD
30gigWD/15gigMaxtor/1.2gig WD
512megs corsair pc3000xms
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Lex Luthor
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Wow,
That's really interesting. That happens to me quite often.
I've never been able to peg it down. I have a wireless mouse, so I try to change batteries and usually that makes no difference. I tried to use a mem manager to clear up memory, usually no difference. I try to clean the mouse, usually no difference.
Then it just goes away. Usually I clear my cache every few days or so manually, I bet that's probably what fixes it.
I'll let you know if it works for me, next time it happens.
Good ole MS at it again.
Lex
That's really interesting. That happens to me quite often.
I've never been able to peg it down. I have a wireless mouse, so I try to change batteries and usually that makes no difference. I tried to use a mem manager to clear up memory, usually no difference. I try to clean the mouse, usually no difference.
Then it just goes away. Usually I clear my cache every few days or so manually, I bet that's probably what fixes it.
I'll let you know if it works for me, next time it happens.
Good ole MS at it again.
Lex