I've got a problem with a Logitech Cordless MX1000 Laser mouse (
connected to my USB on my laptop ). I've installed Setpoint and
everything works perfect ... but not for long!

Sometimes it just stops functioning and I just don't know why. To solve
that problem I have to put out the USB cable and reconnect it again to
the USB. But it's not normal you have to do that 4, 5, 6 ( it depends )
times in a hour!

In the past I had an older Logitech mouse which worked perfect. I had
to change it because the right button was damaged.

I also tried uninstalling all mouse drivers and reinstalling. I'm now
using the most recent software downloaded from the Logitech website. I
also tried Logitech support, but it's very bad because there are only
discussion forums where nobody answers.

Does anybody know what to do?

I had a similar problem, cured by buying a new mouse
ie its probably faulty

"Tommy DN" <tommydnp@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1135772553.043144.49750@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> I've got a problem with a Logitech Cordless MX1000 Laser mouse (
> connected to my USB on my laptop ). I've installed Setpoint and
> everything works perfect ... but not for long!
>
> Sometimes it just stops functioning and I just don't know why. To solve
> that problem I have to put out the USB cable and reconnect it again to
> the USB. But it's not normal you have to do that 4, 5, 6 ( it depends )
> times in a hour!
>
> In the past I had an older Logitech mouse which worked perfect. I had
> to change it because the right button was damaged.
>
> I also tried uninstalling all mouse drivers and reinstalling. I'm now
> using the most recent software downloaded from the Logitech website. I
> also tried Logitech support, but it's very bad because there are only
> discussion forums where nobody answers.
>
> Does anybody know what to do?
>

On 28/12/2005 "Tommy DN" <tommydnp@gmail.com> wrote:
>I've got a problem with a Logitech Cordless MX1000 Laser mouse (
>connected to my USB on my laptop ). I've installed Setpoint and
>everything works perfect ... but not for long!
>
>Sometimes it just stops functioning and I just don't know why. To solve
>that problem I have to put out the USB cable and reconnect it again to
>the USB. But it's not normal you have to do that 4, 5, 6 ( it depends )
>times in a hour!
>
>In the past I had an older Logitech mouse which worked perfect. I had
>to change it because the right button was damaged.
>
>I also tried uninstalling all mouse drivers and reinstalling. I'm now
>using the most recent software downloaded from the Logitech website. I
>also tried Logitech support, but it's very bad because there are only
>discussion forums where nobody answers.
>
>Does anybody know what to do?
>

Check on the USB ports in Device Manager. There is settings on these for
Power Management. The "default" current setting could be "Let Windows turn
off the power...."

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Y.

Yes, I already tried it. I also checked the Device Manager for IRQ -
problems, but everything seems normal.