MatthewL Posted January 21, 2025 Posted January 21, 2025 Newly imaged device, Dell wireless mouse which works perfectly on previous device but on this one when scrolling down using the wheel it often goes up. Settings all match, works fine on old device so something specific to new device, uninstalled and reinstalled driver, any suggestions as doing my head in.
6Foot2 Posted January 21, 2025 Posted January 21, 2025 Move the dongle/receiver to another port? Does it still happen?
Rob_D Posted January 21, 2025 Posted January 21, 2025 Change the batteries? I've seen devices do some really weird stuff when wireless peripherals are running low on battery.
tom_newton Posted January 21, 2025 Posted January 21, 2025 Similar to @Rob_D's suggestion I have seen mouse-odd change wether a device is plugged in or not (in my case it was a dodgy PSU causing pointer jump)
MatthewL Posted January 21, 2025 Author Posted January 21, 2025 Makes no difference where USB reciever is still happens and in two very different environments. Battery is charged in is, even tried plugging it via the USB cable and using it that way, no change.
6Foot2 Posted January 21, 2025 Posted January 21, 2025 For elimination purposes: Remove the USB receiver and plug in a cabled mouse. Does it still happen?
MatthewL Posted January 22, 2025 Author Posted January 22, 2025 Good shout, not tried that, will do when next able to and see what happens.
Oaktech Posted January 23, 2025 Posted January 23, 2025 I've seen this before but I can't 100% remember what it was - possibly a rogue driver version on windows update.
MatthewL Posted January 27, 2025 Author Posted January 27, 2025 Wired mouse is working fine just the wireless one so nothing OS wise so will look at the mouse and go from there.
MatthewL Posted February 24, 2025 Author Posted February 24, 2025 It would appear the mouse is faulty, will be getting it replaced from Dell.
6Foot2 Posted February 24, 2025 Posted February 24, 2025 It would appear the mouse is faulty, will be getting it replaced from Dell. The simplest solution is most likely the right one.
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