Kenny202

Most I have know one of two reactions. Full blown scorched earth psycho.episode or rolled eyes with that all knowing..."you are not Thai you not know anything" look

Its definitely a ststem issue. Tried 3 mouse, (mice, mices 5555 don't want to start a bun fight again lol) and all ok for 1-3 months then the right click either doesn't work or the click speed munged up. Scrolling, pointer movement always ok. The fact I deleted the mouse driver (not BT) and reinstalled and it was fine surely points to the driver becoming corrupt for some reason. In fact whenever I did a system update before which I assume refreshes drivers the mouse would be fine again. It usally happens every 2-3 months so now I know the fix its no biggy at all. Be good to find the root of the problem but unlikely. Probably a clash with something else. Anyway, all good for now

Has the world and the people in it really got this bad or is it just 90% of the AN posters. If its not some drivel navel gazer starting a poll on whether people wear their shirt colllar up or down it's some wanna be super hero / psycho. Why would u go on a public forum and publicly orate what a scum bag you are as well as bragging that you are a thief? Trouble is with this guy and many others he actually seems to think he is some sort of hero. If anyone has bad karma coming it will be you old son

Well happy to report deleted driver and rebooted last night and mouse working good as new. Weird problem and been buggy since new. Work ok for a month - 3 months then either issue like explained or maybe left click button not working. At least now will know how to fix it easily. Any possible reason why the driver breaking down like that? Thanks to all for the solutions

I have had this mouse withthe computer since new, and had the problem periodically. Usually I put the bt mouse away and use my wireless mouse. Seems to be a sytem updat every week or 2 and after update maybe ok for 2-3 months. Then happens again. Definitely seems like some sort of system bug to me

Pointer speed isn't the problem. Right click. For eg you click once on chrome to.open it up and 2 chrome windows will come up

Guys, leave it there now. Just popping out will try deleting drivers tomorrow and rebooting. I found the double click speed and set it to lowest (slowest setting) and seems to be an improvement for now. No need for any more bickering. All advice has been helpful. Will report back tomorrow

Sorry again for ignorance???? What is the mouse receiver? This is a blue tooth mouse so no dongle if that's what you meant.

Sorry, not that computer savvy. What is the SW? and how do I delete it. I think I can delete the Huawei mouse driver. Should I delete the generic mouse driver also?

Mouse in device and drivers says operating correctly

I see now, clicklock (hard to find deep menu dive) is already off. Also has an adjustment for double click speed which is set to slow but this doesn't seem to make much difference or swaps one issue for another

Before I did the latest system update....there was a section in devices / mouse you could go and change pinter speed etc. Seems to have all changed. In control panel.../mouse Button - switch primary secondary deselected, speed medium!! Clicklock off. This sounds like it maybe be the problem. Its like its not a fast single click. More like a long or double click. I just can't find the clickoff off button or tab?

I don't mind a wired mouse but takes up a USB port. I guess I could get a splitter or adapter

The bluetooth mouse is the factory one came with the computer. What else would you use? I don't like using trackpads

Did you read the bit where I said I also have a USB mouse and doing the same thing. Original mouse bluetooth mouse. I may have been unclear about that. I understand usually mouse problems batteries or mouse itself....but as I have and have tried my normal Huawei bluetooth mouse, and other Logitech USB mouse and both same issue

Did you read the bit where I said I also have a USB mouse and doing the same thing. Original mouse bluetooth mouse. I may have been unclear about that. I understand usually mouse problems batteries or mouse itself....but as I have and have tried my normal Huawei bluetooth mouse, and other Logitech USB mouse and both same issue

Having an ongoing issue with my mouse. Later model Huawei computer, bluetooth mouse that came with the machine. Has happened before but always seemed like it was because of a Windows / Huawei problem. Wait for a system update...restart and everything ok again. In the meantime would use another USB / Wireless mouse. This time the USB mouse doing the same thing. Mouse movement and everything ok, but an erratic left click action....like it is double clicking on a single click. Really annoying. I have gone into system settings and can adjust mouse click speed but doesn't really help much if at all. The computer mouse pad is ok if I use that. Anyone have any ideas or possible remedies?

I doubt they take wear and tear on their bike into account when weighing up their income either

And besides....and besides....and besides.....seeing the original post was about whether or not an odometer can be wound back / adjusted...and you have turned it into a smarty pants competition pondering the meaning of life, navel gazing the definition of "thrashed" ... you may be the one struggling with comprehension. You are just trolling for a debate

I usually like to change my oil every 5000 as 5000kms for us could be 1-2 years. Often have to insist they change the oil and watch themdo it. They always say oil still ok lol

You have obviously never ridden a village bike lol ???? Dirty / unchanged oil would be the worst culprit....particularly in the first 10-20,000ks of the bikes life. When the bike is new and running in. Oil gets full of tiny metal particles from the pistons / cylinders settling in and makes the oil abrasive on all components including crank bearings. None of these things including brakes are expensive to fix mind you...but thrashed can mean just general wear and tear...ripped seats...faded paint / plastic. Missing mirrors...damage here and there. All makes for an unenjoyable and unsafe ride. Oh and as for can't rev fast enough, guess again. Not sure what they do to them to make them hotter but have had 110-125 Waves, Scooters whizz past me on motorways doing 120km +

Bit of an oxymoron in my case as I consider low km 1000-5000km or close......and that's exactly why. At this sort of low mileage lack of maintenance isn't that big an issue. What I am mainly looking for in this scenario is signs that the bike has been mistreated, left outside, prior accidents etc or evidence of higher mileage than stated.....and of course proof vehicle is not encumbered and owner genuine. If everything looks ok pretty hard to go wrong. Reason my question on the mileage / odometer....most of the used bikes on FB either old clappers or ridiculous price. There are quite a few smaller dealers around sell decent / low mileage used / close to new bikes for decent prices. I assume they get their stock from repo auctions etc. If anyone would be able to alter mileage these guys would know how to do it. Have bought 2 bikes off dealerships like this and both were good bikes at a good price. Not as easy as you would think to buy a decent used bike here privately. I guess because people buy them, use them every day and have no reason to get rid of them unless they are clapped or going to buy a new one. Most I see advertised privately around 2010-2016 with 60000km plus. Mrs did actually check on new bike prices and the interest rates are abhorrent but no deposit needed...only ID card (so they say) and 2-4 year payment plans of around 2000-4000 a month for say a 60k new bike. I guess it means anyone here can buy a bike but calculated over 4 years a 60k bike would cost you 100k+

Well looks like I got a practically new bike under warranty but I have had 5 bikes here all low k's and used. Always checked the obvious signs for trouble, made sure the bike was serviced regularly and never had one problem, even a small problem.

Pretty sure I know the answer but just wondering in Thailand if it is possible to have someone's name on the vehicle book yet be owned (property rights) by the person who paid for the vehicle? In my country vehicle registration isn't always proof of ownership. The person who actually bought and paid for the vehicle is the owner.

Well it looks like I got onto a 6 month old Scoopy for a song...2000km on the clock. Farang guy leaving Thailand and wants a quick sale. Perfect for the missus...Thanks for the help