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I have been having some real issues with my mouse lately. It seems that when I play it does things sparratic. I loose control and I sometimes hear the sounds of it disconnecting then immediately connecting again. I Googled this and found out it is a very common happening. I wonder if any of you techs can help me resolve this issue. I can't afford to continually buying a new mouse every 3-4 months. The support says they think its the cable but I never yank on it or abuse it. So if that is the case it's a manufacturing problem which they should replace it but as I said its a financial problem for me to send this one back to them. I would much rather figure out what it really is than to send it to them and be told there is nothing wrong with it. Please help an old Meanie!



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try another usb port, don't no if will help , but at least it's something to try



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Same thing on my old G5. Found out it had a broken wire where the wire entered the mouse. Took it apart and tried to fix but no luck. A replacement cable was $25 so the simple resoning was buy a new $150 mouse.



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Mine broke allso thats why I have a G9...note was able to repair mine keeping it for back up .......



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try another usb port, don't no if will help , but at least it's something to try

I have done that!


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I got a G500 off of Ebay about 6 months ago.He still has a butt load of them. $36.28 shipped

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logitech-G500-Programmable-Gaming-USB-Mouse-910-001259-/110803900274?pt=Mice&hash=item19cc6d5772

 

It's most likely that one of the wires is broken where the wire goes into the mouse.They fixed this problem on the G500 by adding a heavy woven sheath around the wire.It's kinda a pain in the ass though.The wire is pretty stiff.

 

Love the G500 though,it will work on Any surface,even on your head if you wish it to lol.



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Posted

yes broken wire or dirt/dust in optics

 

use a can of blast to blow crap out

 

or re-wire cord with better wire with a mil spec on flexablility 22awg 5wire sheilded



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I had the same thing happen with a mouse. It was a short where the cable connected to the mouse. Does it only happen in game? if that is the case maybe try an updated driver. Chances are, it is a hardware issue and not software.



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my mouse cost 10 $ and work well since 2 years . Try it!



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having a G5 now for several years, handled it with care and didn't get any problem yet.

 

 

maybe you should buy a wireless mouse? no more wires to fuck up! :D :D



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I would guess its a manufacturer problem with the wires if its new, but could also be your mousepad, my friend got a g5 many years ago and it didnt "read" the surface of his mouse pad he had lagg til he figured it out and tried another mousepad.

 

hope you get it solved bro :smoke:



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I got a G500 off of Ebay about 6 months ago.He still has a butt load of them. $36.28 shipped

 

http://www.ebay.com/...=item19cc6d5772

 

It's most likely that one of the wires is broken where the wire goes into the mouse.They fixed this problem on the G500 by adding a heavy woven sheath around the wire.It's kinda a pain in the ass though.The wire is pretty stiff.

 

Love the G500 though,it will work on Any surface,even on your head if you wish it to lol.

I will see if its still on warranty I will see if they will replace it with the G500 then! Thanks for the info.


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I have a g500 and i think its a great gaming mouse. i recommend it!!!!



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ya had these problems with my razor copper heads . wire breaks at the mouse i just take it apart and cut the old damaged wire off about 2 inches back from mouse ( if they are diffrent colors ) . when the mouse is open you will see if they are diffrent colors , if they are split the outside protective shield sperate the wires and solder back to there spots on the mouse where they belong , so there will be a new piece of wire at the mouse when your finished . if they don't have diffrent colors , split the outside shield peel back find the broken wire or wires then resolder the wires back on 1 at atime to the spots where they belong . it is just 1 that usually gives you a problem . don't just solder the broken wire at the mouse and tape it back up it'll just break again shortly after you fix it . the wire where it enters the mouse thats always going to happen sooner or later . PLEASE if you have a digital camera once you open the mouse take a picture for reference , you can always look at the photo and make sure every wire is in the right spot . i've fixed my razor mice and my headsets many times . just because i like to do it ,i'm just stubborn i don't like to be defeated by a dam toy or something so simple . hope this helps you Dean . the next time you buy a mouse tho try and get one with the braided shield covering they seem to last . i have now the R.A.T.7 had it for just about 2 years now no problems with this wire breaking at the mouse . not sure if your mouse came with the braided shieding ?



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I had a G-5 and it started doing the same thing after about two yrs...It is a known problem with the wire...Logitec replaced it under warranty with the G500...After about a yr it started doing the same thing...I now have a R.A.T. 7... :) :)

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having a G5 now for several years, handled it with care and didn't get any problem yet.

 

 

maybe you should buy a wireless mouse? no more wires to fuck up! :D :D

 

no... wireless mouse slows down response time in game... had that problem that is why i got the g9 laser mouse... lol didnt help my gameplay much though :P

 

Dino, best bet is if you have a back up mouse... send that one to them for a warantee replacement. you should get the 500 series and problem fixed... that is if it is still under warantee...

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ya had these problems with my razor copper heads . wire breaks at the mouse i just take it apart and cut the old damaged wire off about 2 inches back from mouse ( if they are diffrent colors ) . when the mouse is open you will see if they are diffrent colors , if they are split the outside protective shield sperate the wires and solder back to there spots on the mouse where they belong , so there will be a new piece of wire at the mouse when your finished . if they don't have diffrent colors , split the outside shield peel back find the broken wire or wires then resolder the wires back on 1 at atime to the spots where they belong . it is just 1 that usually gives you a problem . don't just solder the broken wire at the mouse and tape it back up it'll just break again shortly after you fix it . the wire where it enters the mouse thats always going to happen sooner or later . PLEASE if you have a digital camera once you open the mouse take a picture for reference , you can always look at the photo and make sure every wire is in the right spot . i've fixed my razor mice and my headsets many times . just because i like to do it ,i'm just stubborn i don't like to be defeated by a dam toy or something so simple . hope this helps you Dean . the next time you buy a mouse tho try and get one with the braided shield covering they seem to last . i have now the R.A.T.7 had it for just about 2 years now no problems with this wire breaking at the mouse . not sure if your mouse came with the braided shieding ?

oKAY HOW DO i TAKE THIS MOUSE APART? i HAVE FINALLY FIGURED OUT IT IS DEFINITELY a broken wire


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I think there are small scews under the stickers ( 3 )...not sure a long time ago



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BUDMAN is right...You can google G5 repair...There is a youtube video that shows how to take one apart... :) :)

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I had a G5 and didn't like it.. so I got me a razer...I really like the razer's..... maybe you should give one of those a try :)


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