Why is my wired mouse so slow on the mouse pad and completely normal without a mouse pad?
So I have two mice, one with a battery and one with a cable. I want to use the cable again, but since I've been gaming with the BT mouse, the other one is moving very slowly. It's not as fast as the one with the BT mouse and it doesn't work on the mouse pad.
I have a PC upstairs and I use the mouse without a mouse pad. Could it be that the mouse has adjusted itself to (without a mouse pad) that as soon as I take the mouse off the mouse pad it starts moving, not as quickly as the BT mouse but the mouse only moves when it is off the mouse pad. When it is back on the mouse pad nothing happens, the mouse cannot be moved????
Can someone please help me, I don't like BT mouse anymore, always charging it bothers me, that's why I want to switch back to cable
I would be happy to receive an answer
LG
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This has nothing to do with the mouse pad, but with the two PCs. You have a different sensitivity setting on one than the other.
Or if your mouse can save different profiles depending on your PC, it could also be that the DPI is set differently.
I would set the wireless and wired mice to the same DPI (a bit higher if there are only levels) and then adjust the sensitivity in Windows until it fits.
wo kann ich die DPI einstellen
Das kommt auf die Maus an. Meistens hat die oben eine oder zwei Tasten dafür. Wenn das natürlich eine billigmaus ist geht das überhaupt nicht.
Your problem is likely that you have different mouse settings on different PCs. This could be due to Windows settings, or to the mouse settings you've configured.
The pad or surface isn't responsible for the speed being faster or slower at times. Problems with the surface manifest themselves in a completely different way.
This is more likely a problem related to the pad. However, it also depends on the mouse and the sensors used. Without more detailed information about the mouse settings and the mouse itself, we can only speculate.
However, if the pad is a problem and the mouse doesn't work at all on it, then you should not use the pad with the mouse or get a different pad.
Ich glaube, du solltest mal die DPI deiner kabelgebundenen Maus anpassen, damit du zufrieden bist. Falls es eine Gaming Maus ist, dann gibt es meistens eine hauseigene Software dafür, es gibt aber auch welche von Drittanbietern.
DPI?
ich versthe nicht warum sie ohne Mauspad geht und mit Mauspad nicht