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07-23-2010   #1


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Please help with mouse wheel

Hi, My problem is when i scrool my mouse wheel back my sounds lowing when i scrool up my sounds UP,Can any help me please Thanks.Sorry for bad english.

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07-23-2010   #2


 
 


Hi arcexxx and welcome to the forum!

If you're listening music with a media player maybe the scroll button is the key for the volume...
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07-23-2010   #3


Windows 7
 
 


Thank you. When i play game and do somthing differen its same.I don't lissining music.
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07-23-2010   #4


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So can any help me?
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07-23-2010   #5


 
 


Do you have a software with your mouse, for configuration...?
And what media player(s) do you have installed?
I know you said you didn't listen music but maybe your player has set your scroll mouse as volume shortcut, i've read an issue about Winamp...
And what brand is your mouse?

You can also try to update the mouse drivers, or uninstall and re-install it (the mouse)

Good luck!

re-re-re-edit... Is it a wireless mouse? I read a similar thread on a french site and this had been solved by taking off batteries "a certain time" then puttin'em back with the pc shutted off, then switch on the pc and let it detect the mouse...
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