It is a Microsoft optical wireless mouse. Drivers are up to date. Anytime I attempt to move the mouse.It doesn't happen when doing nothing. Doesn't matter what function, Preview, Record, Edit, Master....

I had the same problem with the same mouse. It may be bad wireless communication between the mouse and the wireless USB dongle. Try shifting the dongle closer to the mouse ie the front of the computer or to another USB port.

Whilst I appreciate that you say it only happens with Magix programs, it may be just because these programs are drawing quite heavily on computer resources.

Ss

Hi

@ Pinion

Assuming you have put fresh batteries in the mouse or it is fully charged - I agree with scenestealer regarding poor wifi reception.

I also suspect there may be 2 alternative issues which can affect the wireless mouse:-

interference from other radio sources eg other wirelss connected devices or mobile phone too close to the mouse / computer 

or

there is an issue with the power pack in your PC dipping the 5V lines down to a level where the wireless usb dongle is on the edge of functioning when under heavy load.

For the latter what is your computer specification, please include the following:

     processor make / model

     graphics card make or if using Intel integrated graphics

     RAM - quantity and type

     number of hard drives and configuration if more than one

     number of USB devices connected - wireless or cable

     number of wireless devices

     power pack make / model and rating

HTH

John EB

Yep. Batteries are fresh. First thing i tried. My cell phone is kept across the room and no other wireless phone in the house. The usb dongle for the mouse is approx 38cm away. To answer your questions:

    processor make / model: 2.67 gigahertz Intel Core i7 920

     graphics card make or if using Intel integrated graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 220

     RAM - quantity and type: 6.1 Gb DIMM

     number of hard drives and configuration if more than one: 1 SAMSUNG HD642JJ 640.13 GB Partitioned as C & D

     number of USB devices connected - wireless or cable: 6

     number of wireless devices: 3

     power pack make / model and rating: (how can i get this info?)

Hi Pinion

. . . . power pack make / model and rating: (how can i get this info?) . . . 

That should be on the power pack itself - it does mean removing the case side if that is possible.

From the processor and graphics card power requirements and the other information so long as the power pack is 450W or greater then there should be no issue with it being overloaded.

HTH

John EB

Well, thats a no go. i'm handicapped so no messing with hardware. Its a stock Dell though so i would think they would deliver it with an adequate power pack.

Hi

Not a problem re 'messing with the hardware' - do you have the full model number of the Dell PC ?

 . . . . deliver it with an adequate power pack . . . .

That depends on the computer model - from personal experience some units, PC's and particularly laptops were delivered with small power packs - OK for general use however when doing something like video editing they can be under rated.

John EB

 Dell Studio XPS Desktop 435T/9000 00
Board: DELL Inc. 0X501H A02
BIOS: DELL INC. A13 07/28/2009