Mouse Moves Away From Mouse Mat

Mouse moves when a bit above the mouse mat.

Mouse moves away from mouse mat.

All good did the exact same and worked. Posted by u deleted 2 years ago. Can someone point me to a source or show me few line of code to do that. I don t use this hack myself my desk is glass and causes this effect anyway plus the mouse wets itself if you don t use a mouse mat like the ever classy sheet of a4 paper.

It s just a html page and i can use any open source preferred javascript. Even if i lift sideways only. I m making a landing page in which i want my logo to move when followed by a mouse cursor which means i want to move it away from the direction of mouse but it is just moving randomly and not in a precise way. I had to turn off mat calibration after i bought a razer mat.

Clean the mouse and table mat. Used my warranty to get a new one and didn t have the problem for a few days. Keep cell mobile phones away from the mouse i guess for wireless ones. Check drivers and settings.

When mouseover it moves randomly away. Basically it s a button that is impossible to click. Replace batteries for wireless check wires and connections. Mouse moves when a bit above the mouse mat.

This happens only in response to the mouse being. Current window disappears when mouse moves quickly to the right did not see this same problem previously. Just run this tiny app as needed say before you start your movie or presentation and click enable jiggle. Can i do something about it.

Then take your hands off the mouse for a couple seconds. Then swapped mouse and keyboard usb slots. Seems to be with the mat. I am working on window web page word doc accidentally push the mouse to the right the window currently displayed disappears does not reappear until i move the mouse back.

It s annoying since it moves when i don t want it to. This is a really handy tip for wanting to keep your computer awake or keep grooveshark playing using a cup. When i lift to readjust my mouse the cursoer moves down. You ll see your pointer start.

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