Mouse Problem with XP

[Rick]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware (More info?)

Recently my mouse has begun misbehaving. During the Normal
use of an application (any application) I move the mouse
pointer to the left side of the screen the start menue and
many other windows open with my intervention and I lose
control to the poit where my application may close without
warning. I have found that I can recover by type "crl Alt
del" and then the system recovers, temporarily. But living
with this is a pain!!!

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware (More info?)

what type of mouse do you have? does it have a wheel? if
it does then you might need to take the wheel off and
clean it

>-----Original Message-----
>Recently my mouse has begun misbehaving. During the
Normal
>use of an application (any application) I move the mouse
>pointer to the left side of the screen the start menue
and
>many other windows open with my intervention and I lose
>control to the poit where my application may close
without
>warning. I have found that I can recover by type "crl
Alt
>del" and then the system recovers, temporarily. But
living
>with this is a pain!!!
>.
>

 

[peter]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware (More info?)

Hi,

Check for spywares. Go to lavasoftusa.com to download and install the
Adaware 6.0. It is free. After you have installed this freeware, update to
the latest reference files before running the initial scan.

Peter


"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:

> what type of mouse do you have? does it have a wheel? if
> it does then you might need to take the wheel off and
> clean it
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Recently my mouse has begun misbehaving. During the
> Normal
> >use of an application (any application) I move the mouse
> >pointer to the left side of the screen the start menue
> and
> >many other windows open with my intervention and I lose
> >control to the poit where my application may close
> without
> >warning. I have found that I can recover by type "crl
> Alt
> >del" and then the system recovers, temporarily. But
> living
> >with this is a pain!!!
> >.
> >
>