Sometimes while i'm browsing the net, my cursor gets stuck and wont move! The only way for me to get control back of it is to put my pc in standbye mode! Why is this happening??
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Your mouse is dirty, and needs a bath. NO No don' bath it, it just needs cleaning.Unplug it from your computer and turn it over. You will see a round plate with a hole in it, you will also see a ball inside the hole under the plate. Turn the plate to the left, and remove it, now remove the ball by turning the mouse right side up. Turn the mouse back over, take a cotton swab and clean out all the trash. You can also close your eyes and blow into the mouse to help clean out dirt. You will see a metal shaft, make sure it is clean. All done, good now drop the ball back in, making sure it is clean first. Now put the plate back on and turn it to the right untill it locks in place. Plug the mouse back in, and away you go, good as new. If any thing comes out of the mouse other than dirt or the ball, the poor fella has died and you will have to get a new one. I have to clean my mouse like this 2 or 3 times a year.
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try to hold control button down and roll the mouse wheel at the same time. that may work, good luck..
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Check if your keyboard's scroll keys are not malfunctioning, or check your mouse, your scroll key may be making very small movements, which is resulting in moving the pages. If both the devices are ok, then check if you dont have any malacious script running at your computer, which may be implanted intentionally by some website or some person who has used your PC
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Go to start>task bar and start menu> advanced make sure enable dragging is checked or try tools >internet options.  restore defaults or try system restore maybe you did something by accident.
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choose one.\n1 change ur mouse\n2 reboot ur pc\n3 check ur right click button\n4 mayb u using it in a website that has right click disabled that is if u have dis problem only on some website.\n one work i think
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Instead of quoting the specs or something, basically...\n\nStandby keeps your system powered slightly keeping things in memory, etc. and when you 'wake it up' by moving the mouse you are right back where you left it. If your battery dies during standby it's the same as the battery dying when your using it. You'll lose anything that was in memory.\n\nHibernation actually shuts down your computer but saves the current state onto the hard drive. When you hit the power button to turn it back on it 'resumes' windows from where you left off. It takes a little less time to boot then a cold boot but brings everything that was on the screen back up. Since it actually powers off you don't need to worry about if the battery died or anything.
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I can't quite remember, but my old school used to do that.. I think you press CTRL + UP, maybe its down..maybe its not even CTRL and it's shift, windows key, or alt.. try all them..
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its due to adware or spyware\nuse a spyware removal tool\n\nor\n\nits due to ur screwed up mouse...
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Dunno...but the obvious solution is to try a different mouse.\nSometimes if I have the cursor move on its own, a tap of the mouse helps.\nAlso some devices tend to prefer other USB ports, ie the main pc one over a PCI USB card.   Try swopping things round.\nI had a printer that crashed the PC if it were run off the PCI card, so I moved it to the built-in ports.
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It seems like your computer hangs because there is not enough memory. You should get at least 512MB if your going to watch DVD's.\n\nConnecting to the Internet could be an issue of processor speed too, especially if you're using dial-up and you're using a program like AOL, which loads so much crap on your computer whenever you connect. If the hang occurs when opening the browser, then you probably need to get more memory or defragment your hard drive. Does your computer make a lot of clicking noises when you "connect" to the internet?\n\nWhat's your CPU speed and amount memory? Also, how much free hard disk space do you have?
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Buggy RAM?  Was it all of a sudden?  Try running spyware tests.  Could be hidden programs task manager doesn't see.  You say you "sometimes" have the problem.  Any triggers that might set it off consistently?\n\nHave you considered reinstalling windows?  Might help.  Good luck.\n\n--An addition to Jerry's suggestion.  If the fan is kaput, the whole system will slow down.  I had a fan that was stuck from time to time.  Once I figured it out, my sys was back to normal.  Thank goodness I figured it out before the CPU fried.
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your pc may be having a problem with 'standby' or 'hybernation' mode.  Just power-off the PC.  If this problem reoccurs, then you can dis-able standby and/or hybernation mode.\n\nthe control is located in start---control panel--power settings.
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restart the pc, that always helps me:)))
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Common problem with the Dells.  It is caused by the build in "mouse" stick or touchpad shorting.  As it is a short, there is no key combination that will stop it.  It keeps moving until the short stops.  There is no way to fix or clean one that we have ever found.   We replace the keyboards and the palm rest.\n\nI support a site with about 1400 Dell laptops, and we normally replace 2-3 keyboards and touchpad units every week for just that issue.  We get boxes of 25 at a time. Fortunately, ours are under warranty.\n\n If your laptop is still under warranty, contact Dell to have it repaired.
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Not sure about the Standard Key issue, but I do know that many laptops (Toshibas for example) require extra software to standby properly.  Check the Laptop Vendor's website (not Microsoft on this one) and you should find system utilities that will make standby possible.
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You would need to disable IPD (Internal pointing device) in BIOS.\n\nPlease refer MSKB article: 96016\n(http://support.microsoft.com/?id=96016)
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Your processor may be going down as well, if it is overheating (or just wore out) it might be cycling at odd intervals or slower than intended which could cause the time discrepancy and the mouse freezing.