Hp 2.4 wireless optical mouse

How do I get the windows flip function to work on the middle button I've been trying for weeks to get this function to work but still it doesn't work. Any answers....................????????
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Hi paulgk55,
Windows needs Windows Aero to run Flip 3D. If you have Aero on your Windows Vista operating system, check out this site for troubleshooting Flip 3D problems:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-windows-aero
Good luck!
I work on behalf of HP.

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Hi. First post. Anyone heard of this problem? Appears to be location-sensitive. Problem described below, but first, short background...
Just bought entire Mac system after decades in corporate world with PC. Believed the TV ads that it would be simple. Already have been back to Mac store 6 times and have spent roughly 7 hours on phone with help line. Mac store even replaced Macbook entirely in case it was faulty logic board/Bluetooth circuit -- didn't help. Also, problem doesn't happen in store. So, to get to the point:
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Tried all the stuff phone tech support suggested -- removing/installing/reinstalling software, etc. Airport works fine; using modem and printer connections there. Bluetooth works fine with keyboard. I've scouted around for intefering devices; even unplugged electrostatic loudspeakers and old tubed amps in living room (concrete wall separates rooms), unplugged hifi in same room, etc. On 40th floor of Manhattan hi-rise; concrete walls between neighbors. Have never had interference before with anything; previous PC system worked fine with Microsoft wireless (optical) mouse.
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Hey, thanks! That was fast. I'm impressed by the Mac community.
This program helped my hardwired mouse, actually, and did give me wider parameters on the wireless mouse, but it didn't correct the herky-jerky/sluggishness -- actually amplified those problems.
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Hi guys, I recently bought a cheapo Trust USB Wireless optical mouse.
I tried E-mailing the manufacturer, asking about the problem;
"The mouse works fine as long as its in continuous motion, but heres the
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Whenever Ive let go of it for a few seconds and then try to move it again,
it moves around the screen in an uncontrollable manner for a second or two before
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Im using the standard XP drivers for HID-compilant mouse.
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it can be due to an incorrect set setting in your computer's BIOS. I
suggest you take the manual of the PC or Main board before looking into your
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Every BIOS on each PC brand is different so we can't exactly guide you in
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Originally posted by artur.aragao
Comigo está ocorrendo o mesmo. Sou obrigado a retirar e recolocar o dispositivo para ser reconhecido.
Com toda certeza trata-se de bios.
I didn't understand a word you said there....

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Hello everyone,
I bought an HP 2.4 ghz wireless optical mobile mouse, installed the drivers and sw in the CD that came with it, but I can't get the back/forward functions on the center wheel to work (neither on Chrome nor Windows Explorer).
My OS is Windows 7 Enterprise + SP1 (64-bit).
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I have:
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Just figured out the left/right arrows on the wheel are for horizontal scrolling only, and not back/forward.
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Hi VincentSia,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If you're attempting to pair an Apple wireless mouse with your MacBook Pro, see this article for step-by-step instructions:
Bluetooth: How to set up your Apple Wireless Mouse or Magic Trackpad
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2845
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Secondly, the Wireless Mighty Mouse is regularly recognizing right-clicks (assigned to "Secondary Button") as left-clicks (Primary Button). Perhaps 15%-20% of all right clicks are registering as left-clicks. It seems like they mis-register in clumps of 2 or 3 in a row. It happens often enough that it essentially makes the right "button" useless, since you are constantly accidentally left-clicking on things that you had no intention of clicking on.
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