so ever since I got my viper mini a couple of months back, I've been having this issue where I'm like doing anything like aiming or jumping and my mouse will stop registering input, beep, and then resume input. I know it's not my mousepad just being dirty just because it still resumed after I cleaned my mousepad and dried it off. anyone know a fix?
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so ever since I got my viper mini a couple of months back, I've been having this issue where I'm like doing anything like aiming or jumping and my mouse will stop registering input, beep, and then resume input. I know it's not my mousepad just being dirty just because it still resumed after I cleaned my mousepad and dried it off. anyone know a fix?
is it a high pitch beep or low pitch
if its low, ur mobos usb slots might be fucked, try a diff port
might be a driver issue too idk
is it a high pitch beep or low pitch
if its low, ur mobos usb slots might be fucked, try a diff port
might be a driver issue too idk
if its low, ur mobos usb slots might be fucked, try a diff port
might be a driver issue too idk
Vanxilow beep
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.
[quote=Vanxi]low beep[/quote]
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.
KZVanxilow beepdid you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.
I'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did that
[quote=KZ][quote=Vanxi]low beep[/quote]
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.[/quote]
I'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did that
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.[/quote]
I'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did that
Boring idea: If it's something that only happens when you move the mouse, maybe the cable is fucked.
Boring idea: If it's something that only happens when you move the mouse, maybe the cable is fucked.
VanxiKZI'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did thatVanxilow beepdid you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.
Oh i am sorry i just realized the solution is 100% changing the cable thats how i fixed the exact same issue.
[quote=Vanxi][quote=KZ][quote=Vanxi]low beep[/quote]
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.[/quote]
I'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did that[/quote]
Oh i am sorry i just realized the solution is 100% changing the cable thats how i fixed the exact same issue.
did you ever change datesizequeue for mouse using regedit? I had that issue and it was either that or a power supply issue.[/quote]
I'm gonna be honest I have no idea how the fuck to do that lmfao so I don't think I did that[/quote]
Oh i am sorry i just realized the solution is 100% changing the cable thats how i fixed the exact same issue.
SetsulBoring idea: If it's something that only happens when you move the mouse, maybe the cable is fucked.
You are 100% correct, changing the cable will fix this issue.
edit: sorry for multi post
[quote=Setsul]Boring idea: If it's something that only happens when you move the mouse, maybe the cable is fucked.[/quote]
You are 100% correct, changing the cable will fix this issue.
edit: sorry for multi post
You are 100% correct, changing the cable will fix this issue.
edit: sorry for multi post
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