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The PS/2 mouse will freeze up unpredictably sometimes at the start of Windows XP start, other times during the course of use of the computer. I have installed/uninstalled disabled/enabled the mouse software, installed Norton 360, removed adware/spyware, cleaned up the start up - is there no end to this? I thought if it were a virus causing it, I got a registry cleaner (RegCure) to solve that. Is it a problem with the video board and its speed to adjust? I sometimes have temporary success in pulling/replacing mouse in port, but usually end up turning the system off/on to resolve, which sometimes takes several times to resolve. Is there a magic sledge hammer to fix the computer?
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- Visiting Alien
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Posted 18 December 2007 - 08:01 PM
pulling the ps2 mouse or keyboard during power up can permanently damage the motherboard
try a new mouse
make sure it plugged in firmly(check to make sure you haven't bent some pins)
try a new mouse
make sure it plugged in firmly(check to make sure you haven't bent some pins)
Chewy
No. Try not. Do... or do not. There is no try.
No. Try not. Do... or do not. There is no try.
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Posted 18 December 2007 - 08:59 PM
Try a USB mouse. You can also get an adaptor to go from PS2>USB. There are very few cases now where a PS2 mouse is a requirement. Usually DOS-based programs.
My personal preference is for a wireless USB optical mouse. Cut the cable!
Good luck.
DR
My personal preference is for a wireless USB optical mouse. Cut the cable!
Good luck.
DR
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