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1. #Microsoft wireless mouse 3500 is lagging drivers#
2. #Microsoft wireless mouse 3500 is lagging software#

The scroll button itself is preset to activate the new Windows Vista Flip 3D overlay where you can quickly view all of your open windows in a digitally organized stack. The smooth dial that Microsoft incorporates into its mice feels sludgy and awkward. We prefer the ratcheting feel of a click wheel for scrolling through individual pages (featured in other mice, including the Logitech MX Revolution). The scroll wheel sits between the two main buttons and moves from side to side as well as up and down, with one minor tactile difference between the two scroll modes: horizontal scrolling with the dial makes a tangible click as each page moves, but up and down scrolling is completely smooth, with no tactile feedback. In addition, the entire mouse is covered with a soft textured plastic for extra grip. Thankfully, Microsoft corrected this misstep in the 4000's symmetrical shape, making it universally easy to scroll and click the four buttons. One of our major complaints with the Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse was its right-handed-only design the curves of the contours made it uncomfortable for lefties to use.

#Microsoft wireless mouse 3500 is lagging drivers#

If you don't have the CD with you while you're traveling, you can still use the mouse with your computer's internal settings no external drivers are required. Here you'll find settings for button assignments, and scroll and click speed, as well as help files in an easy-to-use program.

#Microsoft wireless mouse 3500 is lagging software#

Microsoft also offers five pastel colors to choose from, including teal blue, berry pink, lime green, graphite, and white.įor software, Microsoft includes its Intellipoint 7 software for both PC and Mac. The top of the mouse also houses a small red LED that alerts you when battery power is low. While we normally prefer a rechargeable mouse, Microsoft claims the mouse will work flawlessly for up to 10 months on a single battery. A small USB plug that Microsoft calls the "Nano Transceiver" pops out from its hiding spot in the undercarriage, which also houses the On/Off power switch, as well as a slot for an AA battery. The 4000's plug-and-play hardware design makes it easy to pair it with a host computer.