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OnyxCollie

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3. You can try cleaning the little ball.

Reply to glinda (Original post)

Wed Mar 26, 2014, 11:24 PM

Mar 2014

That seems to be where the problem is. That used to work, for a while anyway.

My mice would short out. You could actually hear it crackle when it was plugged in.

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My wireless Apple mouse has ghosts [View all] glinda Mar 2014 OP

Turn it off NV Whino Mar 2014 #1

I had three wired Apple mice that did that. OnyxCollie Mar 2014 #2

That's what I use with my MacBookPro. Hissyspit Mar 2014 #4

You can try cleaning the little ball. OnyxCollie Mar 2014 #3

I had a great pyre that loved chewing on my mouse. ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2014 #6

sounds like time to clean it Sherman A1 Mar 2014 #5

Thanks! I will try them all except feeding it to my dogs! glinda Mar 2014 #7

I use a tiny little wired Microsoft notebook optical mouse arikara Mar 2014 #8