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    Default Your Cordless mouse batteries are critical

    How do I stop this from showing up?

    My batteries are fine, responsive and just as fast as normal. The software is clearly broken as when the batteries actually are low it doesn't tell me, it just doesn't move. It keeps popping over my games and making me lag.

    It's a Logitech MX600 mouse and I can't see any options in SetPoint. +Rep to useful posts.
    Last edited by DrLacero; 21-08-2008 at 02:08 PM.





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    End the Logi_MWX.exe process in task manager while gaming.

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    Replace the batteries. I know mine just dies soon after the alert pops up
    I'm at a point in my life where I don't care if you like me or you don't. If you like me, cool. If you don't, meh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N!ck View Post
    End the Logi_MWX.exe process in task manager while gaming.
    I can't see that process running, nor find that executable on my system

    Quote Originally Posted by Metric1 View Post
    Replace the batteries. I know mine just dies soon after the alert pops up
    The batteries are relatively new (2 weeks top) and I can't afford new ones, clearly the program is exaggerating.





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    Quote Originally Posted by DrLacero View Post
    I can't see that process running, nor find that executable on my system



    The batteries are relatively new (2 weeks top) and I can't afford new ones, clearly the program is exaggerating.
    SetPoint.exe?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrLacero View Post
    The batteries are relatively new (2 weeks top) and I can't afford new ones, clearly the program is exaggerating.
    Two weeks is a long time for batteries to last, especially in wireless equipment if they are being used every day.

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    You cant afford batteries? o.O

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    restart yer pc
    i dont give a ____ if i do its ____ you

    fyi, i wont stop using adblock #shame.


    crazycolaist/leerm


    oh and if you moan that im rude its because
    i dont have respect for most 15 year olds...
    especially ones which come on here.


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    If you have a wireless mouse, you really should have chargable batterys, they can be bought very cheap, and so can the chargers. it will save you a FORTUNE in the short-long term. otherwise your better off with a optical wire mouse.

    -Kevin
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    He speaks the truth ^ Rechargable batteries arent expensive, I use them for pretty much everything I own.

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