Logitech MX1100 Logitech Gaming Mouse

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Frequently asked questions My mouse is Annoying in World of Warcraft.?

i recently bought a new mouse a Logitech MX1100, and when i play WoW full screen my mouse curser goes into the very top left hand corner of the screen, anyone know how to fix this?

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    • Logitech MX1100

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    • Adjustable dpi laser engine (up to 1600 dpi) for customizable precision
    • Elegantly contoured shape that fits your hand naturally for maximum comfort
    • 10 programmable buttons, including a "stealth" thumb button, for additional control
    Logitech MX1100
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