whenever it starts the mouse and keyboard stops as soon as you boot up to windows or before.changing them has the same effect though they work well on other systems.
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If they are both ps2 style then try a serial port mouse....the ps2 ports may be bad or drivers may have gotten corrupted. If the serial mouse works you will at least be able to go into device manager and check things out.
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Goto start on your bar> Control Panel > Mouse >Uncheck the switch buttons box under "Button Configuration" in the Button tab > Press Ok\nIt should be fine now.\n\nIf you can't see a mouse option, there should be an option to switch to "Classic View" on the left hand side of the window. Use that, and the Mouse option should now be visible.\n\nYou can also use the keyboard commands like this:\n\nPress the windows key on your keyboard to bring up your start menu\nUse the arrow keys to find "Control Panel" When it is highlighted, press enter.\ntype "mo" on your keyboard, or use your arrow keys, and it should highlight MOUSE. Press enter to bring that up.\nYou should already be in the button configuration, press space to check/uncheck the switch button checkbox.\n\nDone~
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You'll have to wait for it to go to standby before resuming to windows. You can't stop it immediately after pressing the standby button. You can deactivate the standby button, though. Go to control panel and look for keyboard.\n\nI like your site. I will go there often.
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Try safe mode.\nElse, end useless background processes.\nYou may also check for keyboard tracer programs if any made installed on your machine.\nTry visiting playful sites, one day you would automatically get your answer.\nWhile you work, keep an eye on the harddisk LED, if it's ON continiously even if you are not using it, ask someone putting it like "Why is this machine getting slower nowdays?". But, that doesn't ensure the machine is bugged.\nAs you said several startup programs run on your logon, it maybe there activity. SERVERS NEVER SNOOZE.
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do you have a lot of programs loading at start up because the can slow your computer way down. Just make it so they don't start up when you first logon.
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Make sure you're tapping (not holding down on) the DEL key the ENTIRE time of startup - don't wait too late.  Also, try a wired PS/2 keyboard if yours is wireless or USB.  Take a look at the resource below.
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I believe there a setting with Messenger that ask when to start, when computer boots up, etc.\n\nYou have to change that setting, so that it doesn't start up at that point.
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You probably can change the language setting, clear the cmos / bios and you should have luck, if it sticks at post, clearingcmos should restore default settings and even if it doesn't change the language, it should help boot into windows, if not, unplug everything except, cpu, ram and monitor / vga card, and slowly add devices till something prevents it from booting. that will be ur problem
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The suggestion to try system restore would be of great use if :\na) the operating system is one that supports system restore\nb) you could actually click on system restore to start it running\n\nI'd suggest hitting F8 as the pc boots, check in the BIOS that mouse support is enabled, and that the BIOS is set to 'know' the operating system is plug and play.Turn the PC off and un-plug the mouse. Now  re-boot, when its running press ctrl+alt+del twice, use the left and right arrow keys to highlight 'shut down', and press enter.... now reconnect the mouse and try again. This might just force the OS to re-load the drivers. \n\nIf that doesnt work, press the 'windows' key to bring up the start menu, use the arrow keys to find 'control panel' and press 'enter', arrow down to 'system' and press enter.... use the 'tab' key to navigate about to the 'hardware' tab and press enter again... you get the idea?.... get into the system properties bit and check that windows is detecting the mouse, if it is use the arrow keys/enter/tab stuff to remove it from the system. Ctrl+alt+del twice to re-boot and see if that forces a re-load
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After you unchecked the programmes in the startup configuration utilty & rebooted, the window you saw appear stating that you have changed the start up configuration is normal.\nYou should have put a tick/check in a small box in that window which you pressed OK to, to confirm that you do not want to see that window again. Regardless of this the programmes you unticked will not start up again (unless you re-enable them by putting back the check in the future).
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if you can, try keyboard on another computer to see if it's the keyboard causing the problems, if the keyboard is fine,- did it have driver disk as some do? if so reinstall the drivers. is it wireless? if so replace batteries or move it closer to sensor. or is it down to you beating it senseless after a medal of honour defeat or something?
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u shall hv to change the preferences of these programs. Now these prgrammes on ur laptop are set in a way that they automatically start up. Find the preferences sections of each programme and uncheck the box of automatically start up. Sometimes preferences are given in options and settings also. So do check all these three things. I hope it will certainly help in solving ur problem.
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You can go to Start-Run and type in MSCONFIG and go to the Startup tab and remove some of the stuff from starting when you first boot up your computer.  Then restart and it shoudl go a little quicker...
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Could be a dodgy mouse or keyboard.  Also try looking for sticky keys.\nIf it is a new computer then send it back and get it repaired for free.
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This a typical behavior of a computer that is overheating the CPU try checking the cooling fan and if it looks defective replace it immediately b-fore it causes more damage, the Power supply also will cause this to happen but this is more complicated than just replacing the cooling fan. A faulty keyboard an a defective mouse will also provoke this ugly and unkind failure.
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try the dowloads for keyboard and mouse drivers.sounds like your just a little off .couse you may need a new board or mouse but try downloading first.
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Hmmm...we run 3 servers on Win2003 (two on a rack with a KVM switch, and one as a standalone) and we haven't had any issues with our mice. I bet it isn't an issue with Win2003...unless of course, your system is too weak to handle the load, in which case the mouse response would be shaky when the machine's crunching away.