Hello, Silly question: what is the "CPI" button (located above the scroll wheel) on my wireless mouse for? Best regards Configuration: Windows 7 / Safari 535.11

CPI button on my mouse : CCM

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taz

Okay, thank you for your response and your link. Indeed, clicking on the "CPI" button affects the movement speed of the pointer! I hadn’t noticed that.

Now I know! With my thanks.

Ano

Thank you

Une personne

Thank you

Marie

Thank you thank you

VICKIE

Thank you for your help.

O.Mustapha

Thank you very much...

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Anonymous user

In my opinion, it's DPI that is written on your mouse, it's to improve its performance https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/DPI

taz

Hello, cc13430, no it's correctly written "CPI".

Anonymous user

my bad, this concerns the sensor
https://www.erenumerique.fr/

hmd

mci

Flavozeur

I have a button with a character on it, and the instructions say it's a DPI button.

microsoft974 > Flavozeur

It depends on the mice.

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taz

Hello cc13430, no no, it's correctly written "CPI".

alexisvri

It is used to adjust the pointer speed; try clicking on it several times while moving the mouse, and you'll see.

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tsofhiland12 Posted messages 8 Status Membre 4

I confirm, it (the CPI button) allows changing the cursor movement speed; at my place, I've noticed 3 speeds: Low - Medium - High.

DarkZilla264

Personally, I've noticed that my mouse has 4 different speeds: Low - Normal - Fast - Very Fast
And this varies depending on the mouse.

CPI button on my mouse

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