Problem with graphics using MS Optical Trackball

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Rich D, Jun 21, 2007.

  1. Rich D

    Rich D Guest

    I have been having a lot of problems with Solidworks since I installed
    a Microsoft Optical Trackball. I am presently using SW2007 sp3.1. I
    downloaded the latest driver for my video card Quadro FX 1400, and
    used the latest Microsoft Mouse driver for the trackball. My VAR does
    not understand what the problem is. It happens when I work on parts,
    assemblies, and drawings.

    My screen goes either black or white if I am modeling parts or the
    drawing just blows up if I am working on a drawing. Has anyone else
    seen this problem.

    I really like the MS Trackball, but this is getting ridiculous. I have
    used this same Trackball previously on different computers and never
    saw crashes like this.

    Rich
     
    Rich D, Jun 21, 2007
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  2. Rich D

    bob zee Guest

    bob z. has been using the micro$oft trackball explorer for quite a few
    years. he has never seen any errors that could be traced directly to
    this pointing device. have you tried an older driver? have you
    looked for a new driver? bob z. is pretty sure the micro$oft mouse
    driver is 'generic' in that one driver will work for all of the micro
    $oft pointing devices. you might try uninstalling the current mouse
    driver and letting the built-in windows driver run for a little
    while. you'll probably lose some features, but it might prove out the
    driver conflict issue.

    bob z.
     
    bob zee, Jun 21, 2007
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  3. Rich D

    pete Guest

    I have seen this issue mentioned on the sw site.
    they mention that to use the latest NVIDIA driver or if that does not work,
    then use windows own mouse driver.

    So Bob, you are spot on!
     
    pete, Jun 22, 2007
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