Logitech Performance Mouse MX ?

[lgswe]

I'm not sure what's is going on all of a sudden. I have a Logitech MX mouse. I closed out X5 about an hour ago because I had to do some running around. I now have opened it back up and my mouse buttons are all screwed up. I have no Pan where as before I would just press hold my right button to Pan. To zoom all I would do is turn the center wheel. Now I have to press it and then I get a "zoom +" window to zoom in or out. Autoscrolling using the mouse wheel ins't working either. There are other things with the mouse that aren't working right without getting into a whole lot of detail. Did I unknowingly hit a icon somewhere? I'm going nuts. When I click on some dimensions they will only move up or down one snap distance. I don"t know why or what's causing that either, but even if I hold down the "control" key I'm not able to move the dimension pass this unknown "snap point". All I know is I closed out X5 and when I reopened it the mouse is %*$# up! I showing my lack of computer knowledge for sure, but ANY any help would be much appreciated. Thank you

[Joe Carrick]

Try rebooting.

[perryh]

I have the same mouse and its working fine for me. you might have something in the little hole at the bottom, I know that will do it bc it happened to me.

[lgswe]

Joe...........Rebooting did the trick. Sometimes it's the little things that freak me out. I don't have my "Pan" function back in X5 yet, but if the Sun rises I'll figure it out. Thanks againand have a great day.

[perryh]

Also check to see you have the latest drivers for that mouse, they have had a couple of updates since I got mine

[lgswe]

Perry....Thanks. I will check into updating the drivers. Have a great day.

[briem]

I have an Anywhere MX mouse and had similar problems. I did some research and found that there were problems with the mouse wearing out prematurely. I thought I had a computer virus before I narrowed the problem down. I liked the mouse well enough that I bought another one, and everything is good.

[lgswe]

Bob........Everything seems to be working propertly now after rebooting. If it happens to quickly again maybe I'll have to look into a new mouse. Have a great day.

[RMorrison]

Generally when this happens, it's a problem with the Logitech mouse driver getting "disconnected." You usually don't have to reboot, just start the Logitech mouse software and click "OK".