SnapTo permanently on

[attila]

My Logitec Optical mouse drives me crazy. It behaves as if the SnapTo
function is selected (Start,Settings, ControlPanel, Mouse,
PointerOptions, SnapTo checkbox) but it is not checked.

I verified that the Registry has the proper key

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse]
"SnapToDefaultButton"="0"

It is still jumping, regardless of the driver used (original Microsoft
or Logitec's (mw9791enu.exe).

My computer runs WinXP SP2 with all the current patches, the mouse is
USB and Ialso tried it as PS2 using the adapter that came with it).

Did anyone see such behavior? Does anyone know how to stop the SnapTo?

TIA

Mike

 

[neil]

Just a thought, have you tried selecting the box click apply, then remove
the tick and click apply. Does it make any difference.

Neil

 

[wisemain]

Neil,

Thank you. I tried and it made no difference.

Mike

Just a thought, have you tried selecting the box click apply, then remove
the tick and click apply. Does it make any difference.

Neil

My Logitec Optical mouse drives me crazy. It behaves as if the SnapTo
function is selected (Start,Settings, ControlPanel, Mouse,
PointerOptions, SnapTo checkbox) but it is not checked.

I verified that the Registry has the proper key

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse]
"SnapToDefaultButton"="0"

It is still jumping, regardless of the driver used (original Microsoft
or Logitec's (mw9791enu.exe).

My computer runs WinXP SP2 with all the current patches, the mouse is
USB and Ialso tried it as PS2 using the adapter that came with it).

Did anyone see such behavior? Does anyone know how to stop the SnapTo?

TIA

Mike