IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal RemoveThis @nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal RemoveThis @nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.RemoveThis@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.TakeThisOut@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.DeleteThis@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.DeleteThis@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.TakeThisOut@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal DeleteThis @nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal RemoveThis @nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.DeleteThis@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.DeleteThis@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal.TakeThisOut@nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems 

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 15:26:25 -1000, "Nocturnal"
<nocturnal RemoveThis @nocturnal.com> wrote:

>There seems to be a bug with the IP6.0 software. Whenever I have it
>installed I notice that if I'm using Excel or Outlook or Photoshop, I can
>often see the screen refresh itself. That's the only way I can describe
>what seems to be happening. But it just seems to refresh itself very
>quickly. It doesn't go blank or anything but you can tell something is
>happening. It's VERY annoying, especially if you're doing work in Excel or
>Photoshop, seeing it refresh like that every couple of seconds is annoying
>as hell! I removed IP6.0 and it stopped. What gives?
>

You're not alone. It's the "ipoint.exe" program that appears to be
the culprit. You can disable it using msconfig, but you will lose
some mouse functionality in the process.

See the post by Holger Strunzelbeck further on down.
 >> Stay informed about: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 & IntelliPoint 6.0 problems