Sanwa Supply Drivers For Mac
When using a generic USB mouse, (Sanwa Supply) it has started dropping things when I am dragging them, as though the left button connection is interrupted. Thinking it was the mouse, I got another from the staff member responisble for IT, and the new mouse does the same thing. I've tested with a magic mouse, and the same problem does not occur.
Switching off bluetooth to remove any interfering devices does nothing. (I read this as a suggestion on another forum) Can I reinstall the drivers?
Should I clean the USB ports? Thank you for any advice.
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Sanwa Mouse Driver
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