“Insignia wireless mouse too touchy. Any way I can adjust it so it will not be so touchy.”

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• Go into Control Panel and click on Mouse. Then click on Pointer Options. Under Motion, you can set how fast or slow you'd like the mouse to respond.

  Answered by JohnK 11 years ago

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• I started using a mousepad and found that made a big difference.

  Answered by Vegasmomma 11 years ago

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• You can go into the windows control panel and set the sensitivity.

  Answered by Data58 11 years ago

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• The settings on your computer will control the speed to either drag slower or speed up your cursor

  Answered by bluewave 11 years ago

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• Depending on your operating system, you can go to control panel and select mouse and reduce the speed of the cursor. This will fix the problem.

  Answered by jefftdy 11 years ago

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• In the Control Panel > Mouse Properties: Reduce the mouse tracking speed

  Answered by REBinPA 11 years ago

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• I Am Unaware Of The Ability To Adjust The Sensitivity. My Wireless Mouse Works Perfectly. I Personally Rather Have It "A Little Touchy."

  Answered by ssofte 11 years ago

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• check the sensitivity on your mouse software, there is normally a speed adjustment

  Answered by miskodad 11 years ago

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• If by touchy you mean it moves across the screen too fast or too far that can be changed in Windows control panel. If you meant that it moves with very little pressure applied to the physical mouse then you could easily replace the rubber stops on the bottom with ones thicker.

  Answered by Kyle 11 years ago

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• Hi Anonymous If the mouse pointer is moving too quickly, the first thing I'd check is the pointer speed settings in windows. It might be a little different depending on the version of windows, but you should be able to go into the Control Panel, choose "Mouse" and then in the Mouse Properties screen, choose the Pointer Options tab. There you should be able to select a slower pointer speed. If that doesn't solve the issue, try using a different USB slot or replacing the battery in the mouse. Sometimes random solutions like that will help get rid of erratic behavior. -James

  Answered by jlprojr 11 years ago

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