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I have a swann DVR8-4000 trublue

 

I have it in a cupboard , but every time I go to use it the mouse wont work! I have only had it up for about a month and when it first happened I phoned the company that I bought it from and they sent me a new mouse, it worked fine for week or so but its doing it again, the first time it happened I turned off the whole system for 5 mins and it worked again, I tried that again and doesn't seem to of worked

 

please help!

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What doesn't work with the mouse, specifically? The included mouse is usually garbage with most Dvr's of any kind. You can try a different mouse altogether and see if it works better. It may not work at all, but a simple USB mouse you have laying around is worth a try. If not, it could be a problem with the USB port itself. Is there a front and back port? Tried them both?

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What doesn't work with the mouse, specifically?

 

nothing, I can see the curser on the screen but it just wont move.

 

it has a usb on the front and I just tried that and that seems to be working, i then moved it to the usb at the back and that seems to be working now too but this happened when i turn it of before for 5 mins, it worked fine until i went back to it a few days later!

 

 

 

sorry having few issues iv only just joined the forum!

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No problem. make sure that you're not knocking the connection loose if you close a door in a cupboard. Sometimes they sit loosely in the USB socket.

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No problem. make sure that you're not knocking the connection loose if you close a door in a cupboard. Sometimes they sit loosely in the USB socket.

 

 

it in a really deep cupboard, 600mm deep x 600mm wide, so shouldn't get knocked, i will be more aware of that when i put the mouse in and close the door, thanks for the tip

 

i did wonder if it was due to getting to hot in the cupboard?

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If you think it's overheating

 

I wouldnt say overheating just gets hot, not boiling, i'll take the temp tomorrow, what the max temp it can go to?

the camera system is at a butchers shop were there is not heating

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I've taken the temperature of a rabbit, a cat and a dog too,

but where oh where yo gonna stick the thermometer on a DVR?

 

" title="Applause" /> " title="Applause" /> the temp inside the cupboard!!

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