NT mouse problems

I am only posting here because i did not see an windows nt group. I have a
mouse that started to not want to move very good at all so i replaced it with
a new serial mouse and it does that exact same thing. I have replaced the
mouse pad and it still does it. anyone have any ideas why the mouse will not
move good

"st" <st@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:852D893A-94CA-40ED-85BB-9C0D35C76C0C@microsoft.com...
>I am only posting here because i did not see an windows nt group. I have a
> mouse that started to not want to move very good at all so i replaced it
> with
> a new serial mouse and it does that exact same thing. I have replaced the
> mouse pad and it still does it. anyone have any ideas why the mouse will
> not
> move good

Did you check the control panel Mouse settings? If it's a traditional ball
mouse, open up the door on the bottom and clean out all the gunk. Spin the
rollers with your finger and watch the screen...the problem should become
obvious once you start digging.

-John O

Like i said it is a new mouse so it does not have junk in it

"JohnO" wrote:

>
> "st" <st@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:852D893A-94CA-40ED-85BB-9C0D35C76C0C@microsoft.com...
> >I am only posting here because i did not see an windows nt group. I have a
> > mouse that started to not want to move very good at all so i replaced it
> > with
> > a new serial mouse and it does that exact same thing. I have replaced the
> > mouse pad and it still does it. anyone have any ideas why the mouse will
> > not
> > move good
>
> Did you check the control panel Mouse settings? If it's a traditional ball
> mouse, open up the door on the bottom and clean out all the gunk. Spin the
> rollers with your finger and watch the screen...the problem should become
> obvious once you start digging.
>
> -John O
>
>
>