-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Corruption is rife!
- From: RMB White <roguer@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 20:35:00 +1200
GMan!!!
You are TOTALLy amazing and continue to astound me. I did exactly what
you said (I noted you didn't even move your lips) .... adnd it Worked.!!
........
Ouch, I just got to this point when the cursor started playing silly
b&%$#*@s again.
Can you possibly tell me how to check for the OTHER "11 or 12 major
parts" to which you refer??? please.
Roger W
On 21/07/2008 3:07 p.m., Gman wrote:
> Hi Roger,.......
>
>
> And now for something completely different:
> What you are experiencing is either Alien Control of your computer &/or
> mind OR a hardware driver conflict. My money is on the driver issue. Since
> its primarily effect seems to be to your cursor, I would start there by
> uninstalling the driver for the touchpad and any mice that might be
> currently showing as installed. You will most likely then have to use the
> keyboard commands to reboot your system. If you are not familiar with
> those, simply press the Windows key (the one with the MS flag for its icon)
> to bring up the start menu. Then, use your arrow keys to get to the Reboot
> command. For most XP systems, that would be one tap UP ARROW, press Enter,
> two RIGHT ARROW taps and press Enter again. Windows will reinstall the
> drivers when the system comes back up, hopefully without any conflicts with
> other drivers.
>
> If it doesn't help, then the true source of the conflict lies within the
> driver installation of another device. The trick then is to track down
> which device is causing it by repeating the above instructions for other
> devices until the problem is resolved. Although there are only 11 or 12
> major parts to a typical computer system, there are many more driver files
> loaded for them, so this is not exactly a simple task (or set of tasks) to
> follow. Hopefully, reinstalling fresh touchpad drivers will be enough to do
> the trick. :O)
>
> Peace,
> Gman
>
>
>
>
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