On my other computer, when I log in to my account, the mouse moves but when i cilck something it doesn't work!
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Is it by any chance a laptop? If it is, then it is perfectly normal. Many laptops have problems with the onboard mouse due to the tight space around it on the inside of the case. \n\nTry unpluggin the mouse and plugging it back in. You may have to purchase another one.
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I assume you are using Win Xp, if so then goto \nSTART - CONTROL PANEL - ACCESSIBILITY OPTIONS - MOUSE - Use Mouse Keys\nUse the Numeric Pad\n5 = Left Mouse Click\n1 > 9 gives mouse movements\n, try the other few keys yourself, as I forget, but am sure one of them gives Right Mouse click too\nHope this helps
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just simply click and drag.\n\nthat happens to mine all the time though, when i accidently click and drag.
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I can think of a couple reasons off hand. First, are you using an optical mouse/trackball?  If so, there could be some dust causing problems. Clean it just to be sure.\n\nDoes it do it at the same duration each time? I have a program, webshots, which centers my mouse everytime it changes my background picture, every 15 minutes.\nThere could be a program running in the background that updates, I've had a weather updater do the same thing before.\nAlso one of the older Wacom Table drivers caused this to happen.\n\nDo you have multiple monitors running with extended desktop? That could cause it to jump to where the 2 desktops would meet if it's not configured properly.\n\nHope this helped. I'd say it's probably a program that is running. You may want to try closing out all processes not required, see if it still happens then.\n\nFission
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You must have checked a box which says "Keep me Signed In on This Computer" -- sign out manually once and sign in again and remove that check from checkbox
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This is a hardware problem.  If the mouse wheel has lint, or other kind of thick dust, it will not work.  If this is what is happening, try using a pin to clear it.  If not, then the most likely explanation is that the mouse was banged or hit really hard, damaging or dislodgeing the receptor that monitors the wheel's movement.  In this case, you probably want to get another mouse.\n\nHope this Helps.\n----------------\nFrom,\nThe Realm of Goliath Web Design Team
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Might not be installed properly.  Go to Display Properties, then screen saver then click preview after selecting your chosen screen saver. DO NOT move the mouse or press any keys, if it doesn't work try re-installing it.  Maybe your mouse is overly sensitive and is telling the computer that it's being moved when it isn't? (some optical mice sometimes trigger motion even though they're not being used!)
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This may seem obvious, but you may try to see if number lock or caps lock is on/off on the either computer.  This happens more often than you would imagine.
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Not surpised the helpdesk could not help. I doubt if anyone will be able to pinpoint the exact problem - with IT often even the experts just uninstall and reinstall in the hope it solves the problem. I imagine there is a conflict with a shared dll. I would try reinstalling your mouse as a device (so it links to all software at same time). Ensure you temporarily stop background operations running (such as Antivirus software) before you do this. Good luck.
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Go to control panel and look for the mouse folder. You can configure it there.
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maybe its your comuter\nor mousepad\ntry a new mousepad and then try to get ur computer fiuxed
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Make sure Javascript is not disabled in your browser.\n\nIf that isn't the problem, try closing the browser and reopening it.\n\nIf that fails, try rebooting.\n\nFinally, verify that you can compose in this same account on a different computer, and try to figure out what's different.
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I think this might help\n\nGo to the control panel....click on User Accounts....\nnow click on " Change the way user log on or off"\nMake sure u have both option checked...if not...tick them...clikc on aply...restart ur system...then hopefully it will resolve ur problem...
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Check these: \n\nIf you are using trackball or Mouse (with rubber or metal ball) - clean the ball and the rollers that comes in contact with the ball.\n\nIf you are using an optical mouse, make sure you don't use red mouse pads. Although mouse pads with design are okay, using an all-black pad is the best.\n\nIf you are using a wireless mouse, check the batteries.\n\nIf all the above is okay and your mouse still freezes, check if you have the appropriate driver installed for your mouse. Try to isolate the problem. Use the mouse on another computer, if it works it might be a driver problem if it does not work on other computer, then it it the mouse itself. Replace it with a new one.\n\nNote: There are mouse models that are not compatible with Windows. Make sure that the mouse or any peripheral for that matter has a "windows xp compatible" note before buying.
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You might need to use a software to configure the mouse to do what you want.\n\nFirst look at the software that came with your mouse and see if it has any utilities that will configure the mouse.\n\nThere are some programs that will configure your mouse, you might download one of this programs to configure the mouse as you like.
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strange, maybe your internet connection keeps getting timed out (cut-off). try restarting your browser window than login again.\n\ngood luck!\n\n----Newly added----\nmaybe your suffering from spy-ware\ndownload " Spy-Sweeper"  do a search on http://www.download.com\n\nscan your system completely than restart and see what happens.
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Ha Ha Ha. Poor thing- you're having trouble with the mouse. Aw!\nHave your human help you. I'm sure your human can get you onto websites with lots of cats!