Holger,

HG>If it is a roller mouse, open the bottom of it, no tools necessary, let
HG>the ball fall out and clean out the accumulated dust. Reassemble.

HG>In the case of an infrared mouse there may be dust blocking the IR
HG>transmitter - receiver, so open up that one too and blow the dust out.

  The strange thing was, I swapped the mice between the 2 desktops, and
it solved it. I don't know if the USB connection came loose or what, but
it's working now, and I didn't have to get a new mouse after all.

Daryl

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