[Update01] my keyboard just did the same thing, went dead, I rebooted and now it's back on line. Both USB, IDK the High Sierra OSX install has been working fine for about 2 months now, so IDK what's going on.
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I've had this G500 for years and it's used on a macOS system. It was working fine most of the time, then all the sudden it slows down, meaning I move a long distance and it doesn't move. It kind of shakes around and doesn't move much.
I rebooted, then tried a different mouse on the same machine. The other mouse seems to work fine.
So, I want to see if I can fix this G500. It's a laser mouse, so I don't know what part of the mouse I would clean or how can it be fixed.
It's done this on and off over the years on different installs. So I can't see it being the system.
System: Hackintosh High Sierra
The cleaning videos are more for the dust around the wheel, IDK what would cause a laser mouse to slow and hit/miss like this.
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I've had this G500 for years and it's used on a macOS system. It was working fine most of the time, then all the sudden it slows down, meaning I move a long distance and it doesn't move. It kind of shakes around and doesn't move much.
I rebooted, then tried a different mouse on the same machine. The other mouse seems to work fine.
So, I want to see if I can fix this G500. It's a laser mouse, so I don't know what part of the mouse I would clean or how can it be fixed.
It's done this on and off over the years on different installs. So I can't see it being the system.
System: Hackintosh High Sierra
The cleaning videos are more for the dust around the wheel, IDK what would cause a laser mouse to slow and hit/miss like this.
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