mouse problems

Hi,

I more suspect spyware or a virus as your problem. The freezing mouse, coupled with the beeping sounds, is an indication of heavy CPU activity. The beeping noise is a result of the buffers being full and unable to handle any new transactions.I would ensure that you do not have a virus and remove any spyware. Should this not be the problem, I would look at applications running in the background.

I hope this helps.

i did a scans for adaware and viruises none to be found . what applications could be causing the problem ?

i did a scans for adaware and viruises none to be found . what applications could be causing the problem ?

First, make sure you have the most update ref files for ad-aware and your virus scanner (lavasoft just released a new build of ad-aware too). If running those didn't help, try turning down your hardware graphics acceleration. Clear your temp. internet files, defrag the hard drive... beyond that, yes, you might have to reformat, even ad-aware can't get everything, and that can end up choaking the life out of a computer.

Did you open the mouse, remove the ball and clean the rollers on the inside? You would need a paper clip to clean the lint and stuff stuck to the rollers. Which Operating Systm ars you using? Reformating does not sound like a logical thing to do. Did you try reinstalling the mouse drivers?

Reread in or Reload the mouse programs and then get the computer to reread them fefreshing them and see if that works.

First, try to uninstall device driver, reboot computer and install driver again.
If it doesnt help, then try to find drivers for same model of mouse of Genius. Maybe is sounds stupid, but it often helps me (and opposite - sometimes mouse driver ofA4Tech works better for Genius mouse devices. Why? I don't know.)

thanks for all ur help but its fine now . all i did was go to my other computer and tryed it on there and it worked fine .so i am using my other mouse on this pc which also works fine
thanx phill