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Sony Vaio (VPCEJ3T1E) Computer Problem

Howdi

21 Apr 15 21:42

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Inbuilt mouse has become unresponsive. MIND OF ITS OWN. i'M CURRENTLY USING AN OLD FASHIONED MOUSE TO WRITE THIS. .....Anyone any ideas???

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Report Pokermonster • April 21, 2015 9:45 PM BST

Totally unresponsive or just shaky and jerky?

Report Howdi • April 21, 2015 9:46 PM BST

TERRIBLY shaky and jerky, pal. sometimes works 90% others 10%!!

Report Pokermonster • April 21, 2015 9:49 PM BST

Ah, it's a common problem apparently. Probably wise just to accept you need to use a standard mouse in future, unless it's still under warranty of course.

Report Howdi • April 21, 2015 9:52 PM BST

could it be dust I got rid of a **** load yesterday - gave the thing a good clean up could dust have built up underneath the mouse? If so how do you go about shifting it :)

Report Pokermonster • April 21, 2015 10:15 PM BST

I don't know, sir, I'm afraid. I had the exact same problem and was advised to just be content that a normal mouse worked, the cost of a repair being not much less than the value of the laptop!