To add to another person's response:
1) You can obviously control your mouse behavior, including pointer &
double-click speed from COntrolpanel-->Mouse, if multiple drivers and/or
multiple mce are present there will be tabs for each one manufacturer for
each mouse where you can adjust their behavior on top of Windows stanard
behaviors present in all mice, regalrdless of manufacturer.
2) For example you mentioned '"Intellipoint".
That means yours is a Microsoft mouse, mine also - it's Laser6000 here and
yes I installed intellipoint driver.
3) I however as a power user I did this trick:
I bought Microsoft mouse because it's simply the best for CAD/Graphics, but
I don't want its extra buttons & overhead intellipoint driver brings, e.g.:
the ipoint.exe service component of it is known to cause video problems,
even if not - it causes certain overhead.
I personally killed it but it's NOT as simple as "disabling" in services.msc
This is an especially persistent process which clings to life....but if you
know computers you can kill anything.
Based on the kind of question you asked, I better not post here complex
instructions, nor would you want to kill any services.
So keep using intellipoint, but you just need to:
a) make sure intellipoint is installed, and if not get it frm Microsoft
website rather than from disk that came with the mouse, as it's almost
certain the disk is obsolete now.
b) once installed, goto mouse properties to adjust speeds, etc....
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