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So my desktop mouse, a nice Logitech G502 Proteus Core, started hiccuping and slowing down these last couple days. I'd tap on the DPI buttons to kick it up a notch and all would be ok. I checked and cleaned off my mousepad surface, but not the mouse. But it started doing the slowing down/stuttering thing a lot today, then the mouse simply stopped responding altogether.
I pull out my wireless Logitech mouse I use with my laptop. And that works. But not well. And that eventually stops responding. So I'm like this is a Windows issue. But call Logitech anyway, figuring they'd know some Windows solutions too. After a couple requests they ask me to clean the sensors of the mouse.
Lo and behold I flip the mice over to hit them with some canned air and a q-tip and see dust and lint over the sensors. I blow that shit out then wipe and voila, both mice are right back on point.
I just got flummoxed by dustballs on my mouse sensors? I'm an idiot. I thought to clean the mousepad, why not the mice themselves? Fucking was the darndest thing. It's usually the idiot behind the desk when we have IT issues innit. I mean I've been using computers for 25 years. Never ever has mouse sensor lint type stuff been an issue.
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I pull out my wireless Logitech mouse I use with my laptop. And that works. But not well. And that eventually stops responding. So I'm like this is a Windows issue. But call Logitech anyway, figuring they'd know some Windows solutions too. After a couple requests they ask me to clean the sensors of the mouse.
Lo and behold I flip the mice over to hit them with some canned air and a q-tip and see dust and lint over the sensors. I blow that shit out then wipe and voila, both mice are right back on point.
I just got flummoxed by dustballs on my mouse sensors? I'm an idiot. I thought to clean the mousepad, why not the mice themselves? Fucking was the darndest thing. It's usually the idiot behind the desk when we have IT issues innit. I mean I've been using computers for 25 years. Never ever has mouse sensor lint type stuff been an issue.
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