I have an office desk that I've been using for years. The area where my computer mouse is used most seems to have become worn over the years, and so when the mouse moves over this area, the cursor often stops moving.

There aren't any visible signs of wear on the desk, but the mouse works fine on other areas of the desk, and indeed on another desk, so I can only guess that it's the surface of the desk that's worn. However, I can't afford to replace the desk (which is fine in every other respect), and can't find a comfortable way of using the mouse somewhere else.

The desk looks a lot like this one, very similar colour. It's wood, with some sort of laminate. The mouse is an Anker A7852M wireless.

Anyone any idea if there is anything that can be done to fix the problem? Thanks.

I have an office desk that I've been using for years. The area where my computer mouse is used most seems to have become worn over the years, and so when the mouse moves over this area, the cursor often stops moving.

There aren't any visible signs of wear on the desk, but the mouse works fine on other areas of the desk, and indeed on another desk, so I can only guess that it's the surface of the desk that's worn. However, I can't afford to replace the desk (which is fine in every other respect), and can't find a comfortable way of using the mouse somewhere else.

I have been using a mouse mat, but as I'm used to having a lot of space to move the mouse around, I keep running off the side of the mat! I'm hoping for a solution to fix the desk.

The desk looks a lot like this one, very similar colour. It's wood, with some sort of laminate. The mouse is an Anker A7852M wireless.

Anyone any idea if there is anything that can be done to fix the problem? Thanks.

I have an office desk that I've been using for years. The area where my computer mouse is used most seems to have become worn over the years, and so when the mouse moves over this area, the cursor often stops moving.

There aren't any visible signs of wear on the desk, but the mouse works fine on other areas of the desk, and indeed on another desk, so I can only guess that it's the surface of the desk that's worn. However, I can't afford to replace the desk (which is fine in every other respect), and can't find a comfortable way of using the mouse somewhere else.

Anyone any idea if there is anything that can be done to fix the problem? Thanks.

I have an office desk that I've been using for years. The area where my computer mouse is used most seems to have become worn over the years, and so when the mouse moves over this area, the cursor often stops moving.

There aren't any visible signs of wear on the desk, but the mouse works fine on other areas of the desk, and indeed on another desk, so I can only guess that it's the surface of the desk that's worn. However, I can't afford to replace the desk (which is fine in every other respect), and can't find a comfortable way of using the mouse somewhere else.

The desk looks a lot like this one, very similar colour. It's wood, with some sort of laminate. The mouse is an Anker A7852M wireless.

Anyone any idea if there is anything that can be done to fix the problem? Thanks.