PC Question...Mouse Scrolling
So my HD crashed and then scrashed again. I just replaced it with a new one and now trying to restore everything.
I can not figure out why when I scroll using the mouse why it is jumpy and not smooth. Like there is a delay. Anyone? |
I need to download all the windows updates, so perhaps that is the problem.
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You need to go into your mouse setup and check the settings.
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you need to install the driver for your video card ;) and not use the windows driver for it.. go to the manufacturer's website.. should be either nvidia, ati, or intel (unless you have an oooold computer lol)
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Check and see how many lines you are scrolling at once. You could be scrolling a TON of lines at once.
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Originally Posted by Lances03GT
You need to go into your mouse setup and check the settings.
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Originally Posted by csledd
you need to install the driver for your video card ;) and not use the windows driver for it.. go to the manufacturer's website.. should be either nvidia, ati, or intel (unless you have an oooold computer lol)
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you sure you have the video driver though? cuz it'll sometimes give the appearence it's scrolling all messed up
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is your mouse crap??? just a thought...
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Is it optical or does it have the ball in it? I think I know what the problem is
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Is it wireless? I have an optical wireless and when the battery was getting low in it, it would skip like that.
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It is a newer Dell. But, a ball style mouse. It is NOT wireless. The ball seems fine. The problem is only when scrolling.
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Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
It is a newer Dell. But, a ball style mouse. It is NOT wireless. The ball seems fine. The problem is only when scrolling.
Option 2 go to the control panal and click on the mouse properties and you can accelerate the movement of the mouse so its not choppy. |
Nope...the ball is fine. In fact, I think the mouse is fine. I can move the curser around as smooth as can be, but when the screen scrolls it is all choppy.
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You need to go to the mouse properties and try a few things reinstall the driver that controls it may be an old version or possibly corrupt. One way another your solution will be in that control panal.
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I also have no sound! I am beginning to suspect a driver problem. BUT, I have no clue from here. How the hell do I know what audio driver or video driver I need?
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Ouch I hate hardware issues. I usually call my companies IT guy. He makes house calls. :D . Might be a good time to upgrade your video and sound cards. ;) But I'm probably not helping you any though, Sorry..
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Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
I also have no sound! I am beginning to suspect a driver problem. BUT, I have no clue from here. How the hell do I know what audio driver or video driver I need?
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hahahah take it to circuit city.. actually i hate best buy anyways lol
no but really.. right click on my computer and go to properties, click on the hardware tab, and then click device manager. anything with a yellow question mark you need the driver for. either use the driver disk that came with the computer or I would recommend going to the manufactuer's (of the computer) website and download the drivers from there by typing in your model number. |
Did you spray water in the mouse LOL.
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Originally Posted by venom
Did you spray water in the mouse LOL.
He's never gonna let that down...almost forgot about that |
Hell Venom, that's it! very funny.
Turned out to be a video driver problem. ccsledd got it right. I still do not have sound though. The computer seems to think that there is no sound card installed. Any help on this one? |
Blake.. this means you have to buy me a delicious can of Steven Segauls juices! haha jk that stuff is gross. anyways.. gimme the model of your pc and I'll see what I can do
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sound or soundcard is probably disabled. check the control panel.
http://www.thebluething.com/img/grasshopper.jpg |
According to the control panel, none exists.
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Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
According to the control panel, none exists.
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How do I know what kind of sound card I have?
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Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
How do I know what kind of sound card I have?
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also, check the documentation that came with the desktop. unless some bum off the streets, like mr. miagii in the above pic, threw together your pc which you picked up at a swap meet, then there should be install disks and docs for all hardware in your computer
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or just go to the manufacturers website, punch in your model number, download the audio driver listed
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