wireless network & mouse

Hi to you helpful people

Have 3 pc's on a wired network, 1 pc using a Belkin wireless pc card and a
Belkin wireless Access point wired into the hub. What happens is that we are
finding that the mouse 'sticks' after a period of time on the wireless pc.
If the wireless card is removed, a wired pci card fitted and it is then
wired to the hub no problem.

Have tried using PS/2, Serial & USB mice & different drivers and problem
persists.

Has anyone experienced this sort of problem?

Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated

TIA

Tom

I just picked up a Belkin wireless router and an adapter for my old 98SE PC.
I'm on here looking for help in setting up file and printer sharing with my
XP machine (hard-wired to the router) and I saw your posting.

I too am noticing the mouse cursor being jumpy. The 98SE PC is an old
Gateway with a P3-450
--
Steve Ragan


"Tom" wrote:

> Hi to you helpful people
>
> Have 3 pc's on a wired network, 1 pc using a Belkin wireless pc card and a
> Belkin wireless Access point wired into the hub. What happens is that we are
> finding that the mouse 'sticks' after a period of time on the wireless pc.
> If the wireless card is removed, a wired pci card fitted and it is then
> wired to the hub no problem.
>
> Have tried using PS/2, Serial & USB mice & different drivers and problem
> persists.
>
> Has anyone experienced this sort of problem?
>
> Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated
>
> TIA
>
> Tom
>
>
>
>
>

A followup to my last posting...
The mouse jumpy scrolling problem seemed to get progressively worse through
the day yesterday. I shut down last night and today the cursor has been
scrolling fine (so far
--
Steve Ragan


"Steve" wrote:

> I just picked up a Belkin wireless router and an adapter for my old 98SE PC.
> I'm on here looking for help in setting up file and printer sharing with my
> XP machine (hard-wired to the router) and I saw your posting.
>
> I too am noticing the mouse cursor being jumpy. The 98SE PC is an old
> Gateway with a P3-450
> --
> Steve Ragan
>
>
> "Tom" wrote:
>
> > Hi to you helpful people
> >
> > Have 3 pc's on a wired network, 1 pc using a Belkin wireless pc card and a
> > Belkin wireless Access point wired into the hub. What happens is that we are
> > finding that the mouse 'sticks' after a period of time on the wireless pc.
> > If the wireless card is removed, a wired pci card fitted and it is then
> > wired to the hub no problem.
> >
> > Have tried using PS/2, Serial & USB mice & different drivers and problem
> > persists.
> >
> > Has anyone experienced this sort of problem?
> >
> > Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Tom
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

Steve

This is the same characteristic that we are getting - the mouse sticking
issue progresses during the day, about 3-4 hours till the mouse becomes
unusable - when the pc is re-booted the issue is corrected initially & then
returns. We have disabled any power save options and this made no
difference.

Tom
"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0AA23971-26D0-4ADD-9443-(E-Mail Removed)...
>A followup to my last posting...
> The mouse jumpy scrolling problem seemed to get progressively worse
> through
> the day yesterday. I shut down last night and today the cursor has been
> scrolling fine (so far
> --
> Steve Ragan
>
>
> "Steve" wrote:
>
>> I just picked up a Belkin wireless router and an adapter for my old 98SE
>> PC.
>> I'm on here looking for help in setting up file and printer sharing with
>> my
>> XP machine (hard-wired to the router) and I saw your posting.
>>
>> I too am noticing the mouse cursor being jumpy. The 98SE PC is an old
>> Gateway with a P3-450
>> --
>> Steve Ragan
>>
>>
>> "Tom" wrote:
>>
>> > Hi to you helpful people
>> >
>> > Have 3 pc's on a wired network, 1 pc using a Belkin wireless pc card
>> > and a
>> > Belkin wireless Access point wired into the hub. What happens is that
>> > we are
>> > finding that the mouse 'sticks' after a period of time on the wireless
>> > pc.
>> > If the wireless card is removed, a wired pci card fitted and it is then
>> > wired to the hub no problem.
>> >
>> > Have tried using PS/2, Serial & USB mice & different drivers and
>> > problem
>> > persists.
>> >
>> > Has anyone experienced this sort of problem?
>> >
>> > Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated
>> >
>> > TIA
>> >
>> > Tom
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >