lethalvoid says:

Hi I've had my Wii for over a month now and the only problem with it is that sometimes (once a week) the courser starts jittering and I cannot control it. I have also noticed the the sensor bar input connector is a little loose, is that normal? I've also tried cleaning all sensors and changing the position of the sensor bar but nothing works. Any help would be great.

07/13/2007 Brisbane, QLD

Version2 says:

Welcome to MyWii. I've always had the cursor jittery, but only on the home page. My Sensor Bar connection is a little loose, but not loose enough to come out.

07/13/2007 In a box under the stairs in the corner of the basement of the house half a block down the street from Jerry's Bait shop

K-Man says:

like version2 said welcome to mywii! do not worry about your sensor bar, it sometimes do that. to fix the problem, just go to wii options and then to wii settings. next go to sensor bar. once you do that, go to sensitivity and it'll show you two dots. move left or right with the minus and plus button until the screen shows two blinking dots at the same time. when that happens, then that means the cursor won't be jittery anymore!

hope this has helped you

07/13/2007 California, U.S

headofwfc says:

yeh, welcome to mywii.

You can adjust the settings like K-Man said.

And the cursor jitters for me but mainly on the channels menu, home.

07/13/2007 Sydney

jubbo83 says:

mine does it when there's dust on the remote's sensor. it jitters heaps in strikers.

07/13/2007 central qld

K-Man says:

yeah sometimes the cursor will get jittery again so you'll have to adjust it's sensitivity once and a while

07/13/2007 California, U.S

lethalvoid says:

Wow thanks for the quick reply guys, this forum is incredibly nice! I'm also have problems with connecting to the internet but I'll open a new thread for that one, thanks again!

07/13/2007 Brisbane, QLD

K-Man says:

no problem

07/13/2007 California, U.S

jimmy01 says:

mine isnt jittery, but when i go into the sensitivity menu, every sensitivity setting has 2 blinking dots. theyre all the same. is it like that for anyone else?

07/13/2007 melbourne, victoria

supA says:

Yes. There should be 2.

07/13/2007 quit mywii //

jimmy01 says:

yeah i know there should be 2...but theres no change in the blinking rate or anything as i change sensitivities. is there meant to be any noticable difference between the different levels?

like is one sensitivity level meant to nmot blink because its the wrong setting for your tv or something?

because theres no difference i have no idea where it should be set..i just leave it in the middle.

07/13/2007 melbourne, victoria

syfox133 says:  

WELSOME! edit: welcome, just got a little excited there.
ayways, ive had the sursor jittering, but only when i was too far away from the sensor bar, so yeah.

07/13/2007 In the corner of your eye

lethalvoid says:

jimmy01 said: yeah i know there should be 2...but theres no change in the blinking rate or anything as i change sensitivities. is there meant to be any noticable difference between the different levels?

like is one sensitivity level meant to nmot blink because its the wrong setting for your tv or something?

because theres no difference i have no idea where it should be set..i just leave it in the middle.

07/13/2007 Brisbane, QLD