Hello,
I've been invaded!!! The mouse cursor is quite irratic. When performing a single click on a form, it is sometimes interpreted as a double click. When dragging a form the form doesn't respond or it will respond to the drag sporadically. When attempting to highlight text, image, etc., the highlight doesn't happen or only a partial highlight will occur. It is very annoying which is what I'm sure is the mission of the designer of this bug, virus, trojan, whatever. Also, at the same time this invader changed the format of the system date/time form standard time to military and month/day/year to year/month/day. I've ran the AVG anti-virus program and AVG root toolkit - they've both came up without finding any foreigners. I've ran Spybot and it to came up empty-handed. The operating system on this computer is XP sp3.
Sincerely,
rascaal
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Abnormal Mouse Cursor Behavior, Date/Time reformatted some virus, tojan, etc got me!!!
#2
Posted 15 April 2010 - 07:08 AM
System manufacturer and model?
FWIW: System problems such as have (so far) described...may occur for various reasons...malware may be among them, but let's try a few things.
First...I'd like you to run the chkdsk /r command. Start/Run...type chkdsk /r and hit Enter. Type Y in response to onscreen query and hit Enter. Reboot the system and let the command execute, the system will boot into XP when the command has completed.
Second...I'd like you to enter the BIOS and check the time/date reflected there and ensure that all settings are still as they should be.
Third...if your mouse still behaves erratically, try a different mouse.
Louis
FWIW: System problems such as have (so far) described...may occur for various reasons...malware may be among them, but let's try a few things.
First...I'd like you to run the chkdsk /r command. Start/Run...type chkdsk /r and hit Enter. Type Y in response to onscreen query and hit Enter. Reboot the system and let the command execute, the system will boot into XP when the command has completed.
Second...I'd like you to enter the BIOS and check the time/date reflected there and ensure that all settings are still as they should be.
Third...if your mouse still behaves erratically, try a different mouse.
Louis
#3
Posted 15 April 2010 - 07:10 AM
I have had this happen a few times on other machines. This is normally down to astuck key on the keyboard like the CTRL button. Give your keyboard a good clean and see if the issue goes away.
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