Win XP SP2 hiccup

[AaronG1980]

Since my last posting I've tried converting the library to iTunes and that didn't help. So I gave up and called Sony explained the problem and their customer support is retarded. I then decided to go ahead and use the touch pad for a while and see how that goes. I have no idea why but that fixed it. I went to Logitech's website to look for a new driver for their mouse and they had one posted there, but it was the one I already had. I'm at a loss but I'm thinking of trying a different brand or model of mouse to see if it will work out.

Thanks for all the help everyone!

[nubbler]

Originally Posted by AaronG1980 Since my last posting I've tried converting the library to iTunes and that didn't help. So I gave up and called Sony explained the problem and their customer support is retarded. I then decided to go ahead and use the touch pad for a while and see how that goes. I have no idea why but that fixed it. I went to Logitech's website to look for a new driver for their mouse and they had one posted there, but it was the one I already had. I'm at a loss but I'm thinking of trying a different brand or model of mouse to see if it will work out. Thanks for all the help everyone!

Glad that you found what it was, try calliong Logitech and checking with them, especially if another mouse works better( if you are going to try one)

[glc]

Logitech's software sucks up resources and installs spyware - try uninstalling Mouseware and using the default Windows mouse driver - you will have full 2 button plus scroll wheel functionality. The touchpad driver will even work with a Logitech mouse if you have the touchpad driver installed.

[zero_cool]

Originally Posted by AaronG1980 Since my last posting I've tried converting the library to iTunes and that didn't help. ... I'm at a loss but I'm thinking of trying a different brand or model of mouse to see if it will work out. Thanks for all the help everyone!

Hi Aaron,

beside the Hicup I had some other strange problems with my board. And what unexpectedly helped me was to reset the BIOS settings to default. I tried to set the values manually back to the defaults but that doesn't seems to work. So then I just tried this out and it really works. Now I have connected a USB Logitech Trackball and no hicups at all. Strange but true...

kind regards

zero_cool