January 19, 200521 yr A couple of days ago I reinstalled Windows XP Pro using nLite (I removed many unwanted things).I have an optical, wireless A4Tech mouse, model RP-649UP (RFWOP-49). It now behaves erratically, to be specific:When I single click, I get a double click. It happens randomly, and is a great cause of irritation. This did happen sometimes before the reinstallation as well, but not nearly as often as now.Could it be something in Windows causing this? Or is it a hardware (mouse) problem?B.R.
January 19, 200521 yr Wrong FORUM dude...I think you used the USB refresh tweak . Use a REG setting to set it back to 500 again.
January 19, 200521 yr It could be either hardware malfunction or drivers issue..Moderators please relocate this topic...
January 19, 200521 yr Author Wrong FORUM dude...I think you used the USB refresh tweak . Use a REG setting to set it back to 500 again.It's not connected to an USB port, but to the mouse port (PS/2). So I guess the tweak you're talking about would not affect the mouse.Sorry for posting in the wrong forum.
January 19, 200521 yr Author Perhaps the double click speed is set too high?No, that's not it, either. I've tried different speeds. I've also tried setting different values for sample rate and input buffer length, without success.
January 19, 200521 yr Don't mention nlite when you have such a weird and specific hardware problem, it's not related.Try searching the net for people with similiar issues.
January 19, 200521 yr Author Don't mention nlite when you have such a weird and specific hardware problem, it's not related.Try searching the net for people with similiar issues.Well, sorry for that.I just thought it was strange the problem increased after reinstallation ...
January 19, 200521 yr Author Check the battery, could be...I don't think it's the batteries, they're rechargable.Maybe it's just a crappy mouse, I don't know.
January 19, 200521 yr Like rechargable can´t go bad. Try to use an other mouse to test that, it´s not that crappy...
January 20, 200521 yr Author I bought new, non-rechargable batteries today, but the mouse is still the same. Actually I bought a new mouse as well, the A4 Tech RP-680. I'm gonna test it now. If something happens with this one, I will NEVER buy A4 Tech again!
January 20, 200521 yr Author I've been using my new mouse for some hours now, and it seems to work fine. I guess my old one was defunct (although it's only two months old). Luckily there's a one year warranty so I'll get my money back.
January 20, 200521 yr I´m happy that´s your mouse and that you found your problem. Also the latest nLite is one of the best Nuhi made. I hope you will keep using it .Happy mousing
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