Logitech mouse consuming too much power

[Bageshri27]

I have a Logitech mouse. I obtain this odd message each one thus habitually, occasionally much often than other times. It says: USB port consuming too much power. The tool that is connected into it will be disabled. There are only two things plugged into the USB-The mouse. When I find this message, the mouse freezes. If I waggle the mouse wire where it is connected into the USB, it comes back and the whole thing is fine until this message comes up again.

[fragranz]

I would like to tell you that I know it says you only have two things associated, but this is happenening when you are connecting in an additional tool into the open USB port on your mouse? Or is this on the reverse of your system? You cannot connect something similar to an iPod, a few cameras, or even a few card readers into the mouse connection. The mouse itself draws a lot of power, and can only actually maintain one other very low power tool such as a mouse, or other device with low draw.

[Gajanand]

Well, I have not got this warning since my final post. I am about to buy a USB hub via because of my wants to increase external storage space. USB hubs will usually make well this issue as the Mac's keyboard ports are not designed to offer sufficient power. If anyone can post an attractive honest hub for macs with good ratings, that would be great. This great to save the power, but change the setting into the phone.

[Arjuna3]

It "presumes" just like Battery Bar does. Only one method to be certain of a genuine world result is with a genuine world test. And they both (SIW and Battery Bar) report the identical mW. While the OP is worried about probable battery life degradation, he is basing it on predictable reports instead of definite utilize. It is kind of like presumes how many FPS you will get utilizing 3Dmark instead of really playing the game or going by the reports of those who have with a parallel setup.

[Virtuous]

I have also same problem. I have tried to get the solution of this problem. But till now I didn’t get the right solution of my problem. You can save the power consumption of the mouse. If don’t use the mouse then you will work. You should switch of the mouse button. After doing this you will see the difference the previous power consumption. I do that this thing. Then I saw the difference in the next month. And also I read the solution on a forum. Actually I get the suitable solution on the a good forum.

[Bageshri27]

I would like to tell you that I have fixed this problem with your helps. I identified the problem which is related the usb. Then I changed the mouse then it is working properly and taking less power. Now it takes the sufficient power. Actually that time I didn’t this problem that this problem may be related to the USB. Thank you everybody giving me your views on this problem. For future please keep in touch. I have also a problem. Can you tell me a good hardware online tutorial site name?