Every thing seems fine when I turn it on but then the mouse icon will start going were it wants not were I am puting it and then it will just disappear so I cant do anything.  Hitting control Alt Delete dosent do anything .
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You have either a virus or spyware. Boot up in safe mode and run your virus protection. Reboot into normal mode and run the spyware. You have a good spyware remover on the Yahoo! toolbar if you don't have the toolbar, see link below. I also added a link to a free virus remover. Good Luck!
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to turn it back on go:\n\nStart>Control Pannel>Mouse>(tab) Pointer Options>Automatically move pointer to ...\n\nif you cant see much in control pannel click "Classic view" in the top left.\n\nHope that helps,\n-ALL
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Try unistalling then reinstalling the software.\n\nHope this Helps!
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i had the same thing happen you need to uninstall the usb drivers then reinstall them if your key board and mouse are usb you will have to do a manual restart to get them to reinstall they will do this on there own it took me 2 hours with Microsoft to find out that i had a croup driver. ever thing works now
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I'd like to find out what kind of mouse you have, and secondly if you have the software that came with the mouse.  I would reinstall the software for the mouse.  Or if it didn't come with software I would uninstall the driver from the control panel > mouse and reinstall then try to figure out if the settings on some sort of Web protection program is interfering with your mouse. (i.e. Norton Internet Security) etc.
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Put the pointer on a clear spot and click/hold it down...\n\nDrag it to the right and release.\n\nIf that doesn't work...right click on it and uncheck "lock the taskbar" and try again
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try holding down on conrtol and alt while using the arrow keys
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start menu , control panel, add remove programs..... be care full delete the right one if you delete the wrong one you can cause major problems good luck
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You have to change mouse setting, which is in control panel. Navigation path ==> Strart ==> Settings ==> Control Panel ==> Mouse ==> Double click and then setup as you like.
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Go to control panel and look for the mouse folder. You can configure it there.
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Yes all u hav 2 do is Drag it like the old verison real simple. just use ur mouse  arrow then just drag it where u want it make sure that u only see the white arrow and then make sure u keep hold off the button and make that u didn't click a icon cause then u'll just drag that icon. \n\n*It might not work the very first time but just keep trying*
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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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I think Your Computer is infected from a virus. try Installing Anti Virus.My freind Got same problem . his desktop got no icon. no left clicks , no right clicks.He tried everything and the he formated his hard drive and installed the OS back.
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I'm having the same exact problem. I've run anti-virus scans, anti-spyware, uninstalled/reinstalled, tried going in and repairing YIM through the removal page... I can't get a single thing to work. When I initialize YIM, the tray icon comes up, but nothing happens. Roll the mouse over it and it goes away. I've spend hours working on this problem and have been feeling like I went in circles! I'm hoping there's an answer out there for all of us having this problem......
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Have you tried poking it in the eye ??  :)\n\nThere's a known issue in drivers at the Microsoft web site.  Do all updates:  <Start>, <All Programs>, (upper left pane) <Windows Update> and then while at the update site be sure to select custom (not express update)  look in the left pane to see if it offers any hardware updates.  That sounds like it.\n\nOther than that, try calling tech support on the new mouse.  The problem will probably be corrected in you old mouse and you can then return the new one..  \n\nG'luck
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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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Try to go to control setting and add it in or just look around. My hp did the same thing just keep playing around with it and it will work. good luck