Why is my mouse lagging - Dell WM514 Wireless Laser Mouse

Could be either of two things.

a) check mouse battery low, change it. and try. secondly
b) change the usb where the receiver for the wireless mouse is.

Hi, Get a logtech wireless mouse in case all fails.

I am having the same issue with Project Eden. Occasionally the mouse is highly unresponsive unless I make a more drastic movement with it. It happens for seconds at a time and really hampers the experience.

Hello,

Do an antivirus scan. It may be caused by a virus infection.

David

You are right, it should not...Check your device manager and see if there is any problem listed there (the little yellow exclamation mark) against the Dynadock. Also check on Windows site if your device is listed as compatible with Win 8 ... Just some ideas, hard to tell just by description.

Do you experience lag while playing the game? If the game lags, mouse movement will probably lag as well. Do you have another mouse/trackpad/input device you can try? If your other input devices work, it could be a problem with your mouse.

Check to see that you have the latest drivers for your mouse. It could be that obsolete drivers are causing the problem.

Check your ease of access settings from the control panel. Make sure you don't have any keyboard and mouse settings that make for slow stroke response.

This is probably a way for the mouse to conserve battery power when it has been idle for a while. Is there any software that was installed for the mouse. If so check and see if there is any settings that would cause this like a sleep mode ect.

You need to undo the ball in the bottom and clean out the fluff. Look on the bottom of your mouse

It may either be that your mouse is due for new batteries (this happened to me and I know what you mean, it is pretty tough to use when it lags around like that), or your mouse settings are messed up. To change your mouse settings go to start > control panel > mouse > pointer options. In pointer options there should be a button you can slide to either increase or decrease the speed at which your mouse moves across the screen.

I hope this helps, let me know if there is anything else I can do to help.

This is a shot in the dark, bare with me. Disconnect everything from the back of pc except the video, mouse & keyboard. Enter your bios. Still have lag? Reset the bios by clearing the cmos jumper pg. 9 in your manual & remove the battery & check it for 3v if you can. If the lag went away by disconnecting the other devices than re-connect one device at a time with a reboot inbetween. When the lag returns you will know which device is not right. Everything applies when doing this kind of search. If you have two dimms remove one. Check for lag. Than swap memory/check. When you boot to the bios it involves the cpu, motherboard, video, memory & power supply. Your hard drive is also an issue but only at booting to OS. Did the pc encounter a unexpected shut down? Did you replace a device like a mouse or a keyboard? Here it the link for your board. ESC shows very little in regards to FAQ's. I hope something above helps you find a answer! http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=674&DetailName=Bios&MenuID=1&LanID=9
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