[pchelpers] Re: Not Enough Free Memory

Hi Scott, thanks for the reply.  It could just be a cheap mouse.  I've
adjusted the display properties and was intersted to see that moving the
acceleration was mentioned that it would help if there are problems with the
mouse pointer.

So this got me thinking about my video card, I bought it second hand. When I
boot up from cold, the fan on the card makes a really loud whirring noise
which gradually calms down to normal and then it's quiet as it should be.
Anything to worry about? Should the fan be changed?

THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR THEIR HELP!

With the memory problems, I've cut out as much of the start programs as I
can and I've got the free memory up to 65%. I'm also using a memory manager,
which, guess what.......installs itself in the start up - so another program
to disable!

> Often, video problems can cause things to happen that look like mouse
> problems (among other things). Right-click on an empty spot on your
> desktop, and select Properties; you'll get the Display Properties
> dialog. Go to the Settings tab, Advanced button, Troubleshoot tab, and
> move the acceleration slider one notch to the left and then click
> Apply. If the problem persists, move the slider all the way to the
> left and try again.

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