mouse issues

**ATEXANnHISGUN** · 03-23-09, 05:59 PM

ok my sister built a new computer and also purchased a logitech wireless mouse.

well I also have a logitech wireless mouse and whenever I move my mouse it interferes with her mouse. but not the other way around. we play at the same table.

how do i stop this from occurring

**Cojiro** · 03-23-09, 06:03 PM

does it have jumpers?

...do mice even have jumpers?

**ATEXANnHISGUN** · 03-23-09, 06:37 PM

no clue i am a total end user i cant even defrag with out my older brother or younger sis walking me through it.

**BrokenApe** · 03-24-09, 05:38 PM

are these wireless mice of the exact same model?

**ATEXANnHISGUN** · 03-25-09, 01:03 AM

neg mine a standard logitech wireless hers is a logitech wireless with the trackball

**Cojiro** · 03-25-09, 12:33 PM

do you got a webpage with each of the models so we can see what were dealing with?

**Alundil** · 03-25-09, 03:23 PM

Texan - on many models of wireless peripherals (including but not limited to mice) there is generally a small recessed button on the bottom (near the "laser beam"

) that allows you to switch the channel that the mice are on. This needs to be done in concert with the base station or receiver of the mouse. Try doing one (base + mouse) first and see if that doesn't clear the issue.

This is the same issue, in principal, as wireless routers/phones have where your signal is getting interference from the neighbors wireless system since they are both on the same wireless frequency. Since these were both made by the same manufacturer, they most likely are using similar/same frequencies and might even default to the same channel in the frequency.

I hope that helps.

**BrokenApe** · 03-25-09, 04:57 PM

Heh, alundil beat me to it.. I'd found something saying that in another forum online *grin* If that doesn't work, I recommend the razer diamondback if you like corded mice