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Mouse Not Working Properly
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Take it apart and clean out the dust on the inside. I had that problem.
Though the mouse is not the most robust part in a computer, if it has some malfunction, it would seriously affect your computer working well. Usually if a mouse is working irregularly, it would have problems like that the pointer is movable...
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Answers to Other Common Questions
Beekeeper: I don't understand your reply to Durn. What do you mean the first few lines of the SYSTEM.INI file will be rubbish? Durn: Assuming you're running Windows 98 and you bought your computer with Windows pre-installed in it, it sho...
http://forums.techguy.org/earlier-versions-windows/1907...
You say "power cord" but mostly laptops have power supply / cord combos. Bottom line is that if your "universal" power supply/cord is delivering the wrong voltage or current then yes you could have weird symptoms like th...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090407115...
If its a ball mouse: Flip it over, open the little cover and take out the ball. Clean the ball with soap and water and make sure its dry. Clean out the socket where the ball goes by using a swab and some alcohol. Clean the rollers and remov...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080814051...
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