Pentium CPU vs Intel Celeron CPU and the Wireless Mouse

I installed a wireless mouse.

The min.specs was for a Pentium CPU.

My computer has Intel Celeron CPU. (I thought otherwise when buying the
mouse)

(my computer fullfills all the other min specs)

The mouse seems to work ok until I have a few program running at once, at
which point everything freezes and even ctrl-alt-del doesn't do anyting - I
have to switch off and reboot.

Before installing mouse my computer rarely freezes, now it's almost every
other hour.

Being very clueless re: differences between different CPUs, could the
installation of the mouse be causing this freezing? And if so, in laymans
terms why???

P.

 

Did you uninstall the previous mouse? There is a possibility
that the old mouse driver and associated software could be
causing this.

It is unlikely that this is a processor issue.

There is a possibility that the drivers supplied with the
new mouse have bugs and getting the latest drivers from the
manufacturer's web site is almost invariably worth doing.

There is a possibility that the mouse wireless link is being
affected by other wireless devices nearby (e.g. cordless
telephone, cordless doorbell, cordless baby alarm, AV
re-transmitter).

Also there is a significant possibility that this is just
conicidence. Do you have adequate anti-virus, anti-spyware,
anti-intrusion measures in place?

 

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www.night.com is a registered domain name, and I'm guessing you are not
getting your emails there. Read the URL I posted to see if you can't
get some ideas about munging your posting address so as to not cause a
load of SPAM to be sent to uninvolved third parties.