HELP!!! Strange Desktop Screen Scrolling on Win2k!

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Victor

This just happened to my Win2K work laptop, and it's got me frantic!!!

All of a sudden, while my mouse moves fine and normal to the top and left side of the
screen, if I try to move my mouse to the right, or the bottom, of the screen, the mouse
cursor stays in the middle while the entire desktop screen scrolls and then wraps to the
opposite side of the screen!!!.

So, if I try to move the mouse to the right, the entire desktop scrolls and the left
side of the screen is wrapped to the right side. If I move to the bottom of the screen,
the desktop scrolls to show the top of the screen - along with a bunch of tiny tiny
windows icons.

HELP!!!

Vic
 
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Dave Patrick

Sounds like hardware failure and or driver corruption. I'd start with the
graphics adapter and pointing devices.

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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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Victor

I reinstalled the video adapter drivers and that appears to have fixed it!!!

THANKS, Dave!

Vic


Sounds like hardware failure and or driver corruption. I'd start with the
graphics adapter and pointing devices.

--

Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

Victor said:
This just happened to my Win2K work laptop, and it's got me frantic!!!

All of a sudden, while my mouse moves fine and normal to the top and left
side of the
screen, if I try to move my mouse to the right, or the bottom, of the
screen, the mouse
cursor stays in the middle while the entire desktop screen scrolls and
then wraps to the
opposite side of the screen!!!.

So, if I try to move the mouse to the right, the entire desktop scrolls
and the left
side of the screen is wrapped to the right side. If I move to the bottom
of the screen,
the desktop scrolls to show the top of the screen - along with a bunch of
tiny tiny
windows icons.

HELP!!!

Vic
 

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