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10-28-2019 03:20 AM
Good afternoon!
When you click on the wheel it is pressed tightly, and when you scroll it, then gently. At first I thought that in some place the wheel was not developed, then I found the reason. I don’t know. Maybe this is a feature, but I think marriage. Wheel backlash !! If you move the wheel to the left, then you need to make more effort to press, and if to the right, then everything is gently pressed. In a conventional scroll, it itself randomly leaves either left or right.
Is it a marriage or all the mice with such a wheel?
If I didn’t explain it clearly, since it’s an automatic translation from google, I can upload the video.
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10-29-2019 12:53 AM
Your video doesn't show up on the page. Security for this website might not be letting it appear.
But it wont matter. If your mouse wheel is randomly working or you are having to press hard to get it to work, there is nothing that can be done for it.
You would have to replace the mouse. If you are under warranty, contact HP Support for replacement.
If it is out of warranty, I am sorry.
10-28-2019 11:49 AM - edited 10-28-2019 11:49 AM
Hello @brokman
Google translator is messing up some of your words, but I can understand most of it.
You are having issues with the Mouse wheel not working correctly.
Is the Mouse brand new or under warranty? If so, you need to contact HP Support directly for a warranty issue and have it replaced.
10-29-2019 12:53 AM
Your video doesn't show up on the page. Security for this website might not be letting it appear.
But it wont matter. If your mouse wheel is randomly working or you are having to press hard to get it to work, there is nothing that can be done for it.
You would have to replace the mouse. If you are under warranty, contact HP Support for replacement.
If it is out of warranty, I am sorry.
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