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April 1st 08, 05:33 PM
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on start up mouse's pointer appears but does not move on clicking
I am using vista home premium on intel E 4500 2.2 ghz core 2 duo . sometimes
on start- up my mouse(PS/2) does not work though mouse 's pointer appears on the screen . However , on shutting down with the help of keyboard and after reloading ,mouse starts working normally . 
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April 1st 08, 11:31 PM
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on start up mouse's pointer appears but does not move on clicking
satya;669158 Wrote: I am using vista home premium on intel E 4500 2.2 ghz core 2 duo . sometimes on start- up my mouse(PS/2) does not work though mouse 's pointer appears on the screen . However , on shutting down with the help of keyboard and after reloading ,mouse starts working normally . Hi, Satya. Before we go too high tech, let's start with some low tech. Plug your mouse to a different USB port. If no more problem, you have a deffective USB port. ( Try all USB ports you have). If problem persists, check your mouse by using another mouse. If no more problem, you have a "bad" mouse. Sounds like a joke, but many times we forgot the basics. Let's hear some good news from you. -- davidjchuang
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April 6th 08, 04:51 AM
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'davidjchuang' on start up mouse's pointer
The op's mouse connection is PS2. Your advice is wrong, again.
m "davidjchuang" wrote in message ... satya;669158 Wrote: I am using vista home premium on intel E 4500 2.2 ghz core 2 duo . sometimes on start- up my mouse(PS/2) does not work though mouse 's pointer appears on the screen . However , on shutting down with the help of keyboard and after reloading ,mouse starts working normally . Hi, Satya. Before we go too high tech, let's start with some low tech. Plug your mouse to a different USB port. If no more problem, you have a deffective USB port. ( Try all USB ports you have). If problem persists, check your mouse by using another mouse. If no more problem, you have a "bad" mouse. Sounds like a joke, but many times we forgot the basics. Let's hear some good news from you. -- davidjchuang
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April 6th 08, 04:58 PM
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on start up mouse's pointer appears but does not move on clicking
I have changed my mouse to microsoft's vista compatible mouse (USB ) and is
working perfectly . most probably my earlier mouse (PS/2) was not vista compatible . "satya" wrote: I am using vista home premium on intel E 4500 2.2 ghz core 2 duo . sometimes on start- up my mouse(PS/2) does not work though mouse 's pointer appears on the screen . However , on shutting down with the help of keyboard and after reloading ,mouse starts working normally .
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April 6th 08, 10:24 PM
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on start up mouse's pointer appears but does not move on clicking
satya;674185 Wrote: I have changed my mouse to microsoft's vista compatible mouse (USB ) and is working perfectly . most probably my earlier mouse (PS/2) was not vista compatible . "satya" wrote: I am using vista home premium on intel E 4500 2.2 ghz core 2 duo . sometimes on start- up my mouse(PS/2) does not work though mouse 's pointer appears on the screen . However , on shutting down with the help of keyboard and after reloading ,mouse starts working normally . I'm glad your problem has been resolved. Perhaps my advice of changing another mouse is not completely "wrong, again." Condemnation is dangerous, it's subjected to rebuttal. -- davidjchuang
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