Wireless mice can run into hiccups due to corrupted device stacks, USB port failures, or signal interference. Here is how to fix the most common problems. Problem A: Mouse Cursor is Frozen or Lagging
| Feature | Without Driver | With Genius Nx-7000 Driver | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Default to browser back/forward | Fully customizable (e.g., copy/paste, media controls) | | DPI Switching | May be stuck at default 800 DPI | Switchable between 800/1200/1600 DPI on the fly | | Scrolling Speed | Controlled by OS only | Fine-tune wheel acceleration and lines per scroll | | Horizontal Scrolling | May not work | Enabled via tilt-wheel functions | | Game Profiles | Not available | Save multiple button configurations | Genius Nx-7000 Driver
: If the connection is lost, you can re-pair the mouse by plugging in the receiver and pressing the middle scroll + right button simultaneously for ten seconds. Power Issues Wireless mice can run into hiccups due to