two mice fighting

Just purchased two MS wireless optical mice. Installed one on my desktop and
the other on my wife's laptop. Our machines are separated by wall and at
least 6 feet. When she moves her mouse her and mine cursors move. Does
make for some interesting web cursing.

I have move my receiver very close to my mouse but it does not remedy the
situation.

Is there anything I can do other than getting rid of my wife. To save the
marriage she has volunteered to go back to a wired mouse.

Thanks

See if the following information helps.

>From http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;258785:

Make sure that the channel switches on the bottom Cordless Mouse and
the Digital Receiver are set to use the same channel.

NOTE: If you use two Microsoft Cordless Wheel Mice, make sure that the
second Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Digital Receiver are set to use a
different channel than the first Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Digital
receiver.

I have the standard MS optical wireless mouse. There are no channel
switches on the bottom of the mouse. There is a button on the receiver and
mouse which I have depressed several times.

Any other thoughts. I'm open to suggestions.
"Eugene F." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> See if the following information helps.
>
> >From http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;258785:
>
> Make sure that the channel switches on the bottom Cordless Mouse and
> the Digital Receiver are set to use the same channel.
>
> NOTE: If you use two Microsoft Cordless Wheel Mice, make sure that the
> second Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Digital Receiver are set to use a
> different channel than the first Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Digital
> receiver.
>