Darting Cursor
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![]() Sometimes my cursor darts randomly all over the screen and is very hard to control. Then after awhile it again functions normally. What is happening and can it be instantly corrected?
thanks Walt Imagination is more important than knowledge.
touch pad driver gone wild? disable all additional mouse drivers or software, have a look into windows mouse settings concerning auto lock on buttons.
![]() Hi Walt,
Does this happen just with Firefox and/or with all other programs? What sort of M/C? Desktop/Laptop? Wired mouse or ? Ancient Amateur Astronomer
Win-7-HP/Intel® DualCore-2.0GHz/500G HDD/4 Gig Ram/550Watt PSU/350WattUPS/Firefox-20.0-62.0-70.0/T-bird-2.0.0.24/SnagIt-v10.0.1/MWP-7.12. (Always choose the "Custom" Install.) ![]() Hi Limpet235
I have a Lenovo Laptop For System please click below http://wallythekat.tripod.com/Images/A- ... system.jpg Mouse is a Microsoft wireless. It darts around at random times... then eventually acts normal. I only use Firefox Imagination is more important than knowledge.
![]() Hi Walt,
By other programs, I meant does the mouse do the same thing in say, your image editor or whatever you use? Not just Firefox. Being a wireless mouse, have you checked/replaced the battery? Cleaned the connections etc... May have picked up some grit/dust/grime of some sort. Use an Electronic Cleaner, spray can for that job. Ancient Amateur Astronomer
Win-7-HP/Intel® DualCore-2.0GHz/500G HDD/4 Gig Ram/550Watt PSU/350WattUPS/Firefox-20.0-62.0-70.0/T-bird-2.0.0.24/SnagIt-v10.0.1/MWP-7.12. (Always choose the "Custom" Install.) ![]() Yes and occasionally in folders and on the desktop.
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
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What about these bits? Why? Because it sounds/reads more like a mouse problem & not restricted to Firefox Ancient Amateur Astronomer
Win-7-HP/Intel® DualCore-2.0GHz/500G HDD/4 Gig Ram/550Watt PSU/350WattUPS/Firefox-20.0-62.0-70.0/T-bird-2.0.0.24/SnagIt-v10.0.1/MWP-7.12. (Always choose the "Custom" Install.) ![]() If it's happening on the desktop it's not a Firefox issue but could easily be low batteries or the like. Moving to MozillaZine Tech as it's clearly not a Firefox Bug or Support issue.
@Wallythekat, does the issue occur consistently or only certain times?
![]() The issue occurs randomly... could be up 3 to 4 times daily and lasts 2 to 5 minutes
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
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Any further developments on these fronts Walt? It's a simple process of elimination...Whatever is left at the end, is the cause. Have you tried changing to the "normal" Windows mouse driver/s? Ancient Amateur Astronomer
Win-7-HP/Intel® DualCore-2.0GHz/500G HDD/4 Gig Ram/550Watt PSU/350WattUPS/Firefox-20.0-62.0-70.0/T-bird-2.0.0.24/SnagIt-v10.0.1/MWP-7.12. (Always choose the "Custom" Install.) Do you have a way to see other wireless connections in your immediate area?
Can you log those to see if similar connections appear at the time of the interference? Is your Ethernet connection closed? If you connected through wireless does your connection show a lock or some other indication of secure? Thought here is interference from some other wireless source. Cashless society sacrifices independence, privacy and lastly liberty, encouraged by ignorance and villainy.
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I agree, I have a wireless Comcast Internet Modem. Maybe my computer is haunted... Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Really dumb but highly possible - did you buy a new washer/dryer/refrigerator with IoT connectivity . . .
. . . or have one of the in house snoops like from Amazon or Google? The Register had an article a week or so ago where their little in house snoop apparently floods local wireless connections chromecast flooding problem Maybe a close neighbor? Cashless society sacrifices independence, privacy and lastly liberty, encouraged by ignorance and villainy.
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