Since about 4 days ago, my mouse's cursor just stops moving and the mouse is
still there. So i move the mouse and i direct it by windows' response. This
is very frustrating and i can do almost nothing with the usual speed i do.
Any1 have a solution?

Oh and btw its on windows xp media centre edition 2005 service pack 2

"Hannes_T" wrote:

> Since about 4 days ago, my mouse's cursor just stops moving and the mouse is
> still there. So i move the mouse and i direct it by windows' response. This
> is very frustrating and i can do almost nothing with the usual speed i do.
> Any1 have a solution?

"Hannes_T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Oh and btw its on windows xp media centre edition 2005 service pack 2
>
> "Hannes_T" wrote:
>
>> Since about 4 days ago, my mouse's cursor just stops moving and the mouse
>> is
>> still there. So i move the mouse and i direct it by windows' response.
>> This
>> is very frustrating and i can do almost nothing with the usual speed i
>> do.
>> Any1 have a solution?
You may wish to first go to Device Manager & see if there are any
exclamation marks or (often yellow) signals telling you something is wrong
with the "Mice and other pointing devices". Try Start>Control Panel>Mouse.
Adjust settings in the control box that opened up. This at least with an
optical mouse. If you use a 'male' mouse, remove its ball & clean it AND
the 3 tiny black pin-rollers--for these, a lengthy fingernail will scratch
off the lint.

HTH & good luck. s

Hello,

It could be a hardware problem. Try hooking up another mouse and see if it
works.

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"Hannes_T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Since about 4 days ago, my mouse's cursor just stops moving and the mouse
> is
> still there. So i move the mouse and i direct it by windows' response.
> This
> is very frustrating and i can do almost nothing with the usual speed i do.
> Any1 have a solution?

I'd suspect you replaced the video adapter drivers inadvertently. Do a
driver rollback in Device Manager.

Hannes_T wrote:

> Since about 4 days ago, my mouse's cursor just stops moving and the mouse is
> still there. So i move the mouse and i direct it by windows' response. This
> is very frustrating and i can do almost nothing with the usual speed i do.
> Any1 have a solution?