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Subject: Re: Erratic RF USB Keyboard and Mouse Behavior
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Hi,

On Sunday 05 February 2012 07:04:01 Thomas D. Dean wrote:
> I don't think this is amd64 specific, but, ...
> 
do not exclude it at the start.
> 
> The mouse frequently becomes non-responsive, freezing in one spot. 
> Moving the mouse for several seconds frees it.  Picking the mouse up and 
> sitting it down does it faster.
> 
> The keyboard on a more infrequent basis stops responding.  During one 
> instance, I pressed a key 8 times before the character was echoed on the 
> display.
> 
> Suspecting interference, I moved the machine to the opposite side of the 
> room with little or no improvement. There are no other RF keyboard/mouse 
> systems nearby.
> 
> I tried changing USB ports with no change.
> 
Did you change the batteries too?

Erich