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Glen Sagers <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 1 Feb 2001 21:16:03 -0600
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I'm  not familiar with that particular mouse, but the problem sounds like a
failing or sticky microswitch inside the mouse.  It's apparently getting 2
contacts for every one you want.

As for a solution... get a new one.  If still under warranty, get gateway to
send a new one, if not, Logitech and microsoft make good mice, among others.
$20-50 dollars is reasonable for a wheel mouse.

Glen Sagers


> The mouse that came with my two-year-old Gateway PC is misbehaving.  One
> left click will often make the screen advance two pages instead of one.
> This happens irregularly, perhaps every 5 to 10 clicks.
>
> It has two buttons and a central scroll knob.  It's labelled "MODEL: MOSXK".
>
> Can anyone tell me the cause of the problem and suggest a cure?
>
> Bob Edsall

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