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Windows 7: My wireless mouse is malfunctioning, any way to fix it?

27 Nov 2012   #1

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Indiana
 
 
My wireless mouse is malfunctioning, any way to fix it?

So I had a mouse, then bought another and lost that, then bought another and also lost that one. So now I've been stuck with the first one I bought for the last month, but it about 5 months old. It's just a cheap $20 - $25 wireless mouse.

It starting to malfunction finally. When I scroll down it will sometimes scroll (one scroll) back up and the same applies while scrolling up. Is there anyway I could fix this? I really don't want to buy another mouse and if I have to buy another mouse, it won't be for another 1 - 2 weeks. So any suggestions would be grateful.

Thanks in advance.



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Additional Information:
New batteries are in
Brand: onn wireless mouse
Stock No.: M730R-BLACK
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27 Nov 2012   #2

Win7 H.Prem. 32bit+SP1
Scotland
 
 

Clean the lens.
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28 Nov 2012   #3

Windows 7 Home Premium x64
In the other room
 
 

Why would the lens make the scroll feature fail?

You could try either updating any software/firmware for it, or take the sucker apart and clean the innards. Probably not best just in case you muck it up, heh.
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