Windows 10: Bug with dragging between screens using Microsoft Intellimouse Classic

Hey guys,

First post - Hope you're all well?

I'm having issues with my new wired Microsoft Intellimouse Classic 2018 and I hope someone could help please?

Whenever I click and drag a window between my 2 x screens, the mouse hits the border between them and comes to an abrupt stop, unable to cross across unless I back up and whizz across at a ridiculous speed. It brings up the windows snap graphics, when I hit the join between the screens.

It's definitely mouse related as I also own a Wacom graphics tablet, and this can drag windows across as usual with no issues at all. This also brings up the snap graphics, but allows me to continue to drag across with no interruption.

It didn't happen with my old bluetooth mouse, so it's a bit frustrating - Especially as it's a Microsoft branded mouse too!?

Windows Version 10.0.17763 - Build 17763

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

:)

 

Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse, the Return of an Icon

The first Microsoft Intellimouse dates all the way back to 1996. Backed by a remarkable track record, the Intellimouse brought us many innovations that included the incorporation of a scroll wheel, optical sensor, and auxiliary buttons. A wireless model was also released to the public. Despite its popularity, Microsoft eventually discontinued the product in 2012. And now, five years later, the company announced the latest iteration to the series, the Classic Intellimouse, at their recent Surface Book 2 launch event.

Nostalgia is strong on the Classic Intellimouse. It clearly borrows a lot of the design elements from the original Intellimouse Explorer 3.0. The ergonomic design is completemented perfectly by a clean, black and grey theme. The red tail light has been changed in favor of a white color to make the mouse look sleeker than ever. There are five buttons on the Classic Intellimouse's body, and three of them are user-customizable. A new 3200 DPI sensor is also hidden in its interior. With the help of Microsoft's BlueTrack technology, precise tracking is possible even on glass surfaces. The mouse's report rate is impressive as well coming in at 1000 reports per second. The Classic connects to the computer through a standard wired USB 2.0 connection.






Most windows users won't have to worry about compatibility, since the Classic Intellimouse works fine in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 environments. Windows 10 S users won't be able to customize the three programmable buttons though. As for Apple Mac users, I'm sorry, you're out of luck on this one.

Microsoft has put the Classic Intellimouse up on sale for $39.99 at their online store.

Source: Microsoft

 

Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse, the Return of an Icon

Sensor info and some mousetester results over here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1640202/microsoft-classic-intellimouse-3-200-dpi-2017/

 

Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse, the Return of an Icon

*Sensor info not avaliable