Laptop device conflict?
364507
try running them through a usb hub that may help.
683494
erm, you need to provide more information than this, whatever hardware your laptop is using is irelevant, it is probably that you have just not set it up right
870449
Is there problems with the laptop?
1059023
Yes there could be a hardware conflict. Try the mouse manufacturers website for the latest software and drivers. I might also make mention that if you are using a wireless mouse you might be experiencing radio interference. Try moving your mouse dongle closer to your mouse when this occurs. I had this problem one time and after much anguish I found it was only happening when the neighborhood Ham radio operator was on his radio flappin his jaws. Moving my wireless mouse dongle cured the problem. By the way, I COMMEND you for the details! Most people ask questions and wont give details of their system!
232040
Hi\n\nYou can try this\n\nhttp://www.driverguide.com\n\nLots of Drivers for Various Devices/Products
993975
Do not whack it on the side, it is not a mechanical problem. This issue could be attributed to lack of RAM, how may RAM do you have? to check:\n\nRight click My Computer icon on Desktop> Properties> General Tab\n\nUsually laptops have 256 or 512 MB of RAM, sometimes when we have applications running, we run out of memory causing the system to freeze. If your system freezes, just wait till it is able to execute all the task you have ask it to do (one by one, slowly) let the computer take its time...\n\nOR better yet...upgrade your RAM....if you have 2 slots (normally), purchase 1GB of RAM...and you would not worry anymore, your computer will not get some spanking from you..
289407
I would recommend to go back directly to the place you purchased the laptop from and request a refund.  It seems that you are unwilling to provide the manufacturer with proof of purchase in order for them to correct the warranty issue.  \n\nI think this goes further then the warranty though, because the place that sold you the laptop repressented it as new.  \n\nGood Luck
1114677
Mostly, u have 2 check the type of ram supported by both computers. Most recent compiters support DDRII RAM Technology which supports DDR one RAMs. But if the old memory is SDRAM, it might not be suppoted by the newer laptop. A DDR one RAM will mostly be supported by new ACERs and DELLs.\n\nNext time, if u need help through such an open community, where no one knows any thing bout ur laptop, better specify the laptop model number, or mention the main features such as the RAM type and size.
1001521
Depends on what the problem exactly is. Do you know what kind of driver conflicts your having. Also try a sytem restore to as far back as you can go
960049
take your laptop to the service center as this should not happend maybe the battries arnt proper or maybe theres a problem with the laptop itself
697829
no kiddin.... but where did you get this laptop from.... ??????\nIf that's a real problem... then take all your laptop warranty papers and go to the nearest service center that belongs to the brand of your laptop.... else post again with the LAPTOP SERIAL NUMBER...(someone might be searching for it).
1000923
ram password locked boot screen CHMOS? or ethernet lcd keyboard mouse dvd-rom...\n\nThe choice is yours.
588525
What type of Laptop do you have?  \nContact me at ed.pope@arealunity.com - Will be glad to try to help you with this problem.
244765
If you are talking about a laptop just putting in an external mouse should do it if not go to the control panel under system/hardware/device manager.
995757
Even i have Hp laptop, same pinch
566154
Uninstall your printer and reinstall again...if it continues then you have a driver conflict.
515116
You need to set up seperate hardware profiles. Just go to Help in the start menu and do a search for hardware profiles to learn how.