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i recently bought a logitec mx1000 cordless mouse and was having loads of problems with it, like skipping, buttons seeming to lock ,having to have it so close to me i would have been better buying a corded mouse.but after a lot of head scratching i got the idea that my crappy old cordless keyboard which i`ve had since the begging of time (a4tech or something) might be sending out radio signals(or ir signals, can`t remember which it is) which are conflicting with my mouses signals so i unplugged the keyboard and plugged a corded one in and now my mouse is working brilliantly and from right across the other side of the room! the only problem is i really like using a cordless keyboard and wondered if i got a new logitech cordless keyboard would i have the same problems or are they designed not to interfere with each other now?
i recently bought a logitec mx1000 cordless mouse and was having loads of problems with it, like skipping, buttons seeming to lock ,having to have it so close to me i would have been better buying a corded mouse.but after a lot of head scratching i got the idea that my crappy old cordless keyboard which i`ve had since the begging of time (a4tech or something) might be sending out radio signals(or ir signals, can`t remember which it is) which are conflicting with my mouses signals so i unplugged the keyboard and plugged a corded one in and now my mouse is working brilliantly and from right across the other side of the room! the only problem is i really like using a cordless keyboard and wondered if i got a new logitech cordless keyboard would i have the same problems or are they designed not to interfere with each other now?
