Increasing mouse speed beyond the arbritrary maximum

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    Increasing mouse speed beyond the arbritrary maximum


    Is there a utility that I can use to increase my mouse speed beyond the maximum that can be set in the Control Panel? (Win 7).
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    thx1139 said:
    Is there a utility that I can use to increase my mouse speed beyond the maximum that can be set in the Control Panel? (Win 7).
    I would think that limit is set in the driver and is the maximum that the mouse can handle.
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    thx1139 said:
    Is there a utility that I can use to increase my mouse speed beyond the maximum that can be set in the Control Panel? (Win 7).
    Can I make my 50 mph motorcycle go faster? NO

    Are you talking about the speed it crosses the screen?
    If so what type of mouse do you have ball. laser or ?
    You can increase the movement speed in the Control Panel under Mouse.
    Last edited by IggyAZ; 05 May 2010 at 13:54.
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    IggyAZ said:
    thx1139 said:
    Is there a utility that I can use to increase my mouse speed beyond the maximum that can be set in the Control Panel? (Win 7).
    Can I make my 50 mph motorcycle go faster? NO

    Are you talking about the speed it crosses the screen?
    If so what type of mouse do you have ball. laser or ?
    You can increase the movement speed in the Control Panel under Mouse.
    That's a little abbrasive, Iggy. My question does not pertain to motorcycles and no comparison can be drawn between them. The mouse is a touchpad, but I don't think it's relevant. Like I said, I've set it to the maximum in Control Panel and I want to go beyond that maximum. TweakUI allowed this for Windows XP. I'd like a similar utility or work around for Windows 7.
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    thx1139 said:
    IggyAZ said:
    thx1139 said:
    Is there a utility that I can use to increase my mouse speed beyond the maximum that can be set in the Control Panel? (Win 7).
    Can I make my 50 mph motorcycle go faster? NO

    Are you talking about the speed it crosses the screen?
    If so what type of mouse do you have ball. laser or ?
    You can increase the movement speed in the Control Panel under Mouse.
    That's a little abbrasive, Iggy. My question does not pertain to motorcycles and no comparison can be drawn between them. The mouse is a touchpad, but I don't think it's relevant. Like I said, I've set it to the maximum in Control Panel and I want to go beyond that maximum. TweakUI allowed this for Windows XP. I'd like a similar utility or work around for Windows 7.

    Sorry if I sounded abrasive but I was just trying to show a compaison.
    Originally you said you had a mouse. Now you say you have a touchpad.
    Definitely two different types of hardware.
    I have a multi dpi laser mouse and the most I can get out of it is 2000 dpi. It won't go any faster because it is a hardware issue and not a software issue.
    I'd still like to see what others may suggest on your solution.
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    Did your try TuneUp Utilities 2010? It's not a freeware, though.

    Good-luck :)
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    Same problem here, I would like the mouse to go faster.
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    Hey JK; in the registry, mousespeed was set to '1'; I increased it to '2' so now when I restart, the speed should be double. I left the thresholds as they were. Thanks :)

    WiNd0Ws7, thanks for the suggestion but no, it didn't feature a mousespeed option
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    thx1139 said:
    Hey JK; in the registry, mousespeed was set to '1'; I increased it to '2' so now when I restart, the speed should be double. I left the thresholds as they were. Thanks :)

    WiNd0Ws7, thanks for the suggestion but no, it didn't feature a mousespeed option
    I'd be interested to know if it works. Would you mind just dropping a quick reply here with the results?
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