If I move my mouse to the right side of my desktop the pointer disappears!?
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Your Monitor is set to vertical Spanning (The Graphics CArd thinks you are using two MOnitors) When The mouse is moved to the right it was suppose to appear on the second screen.\n\nUse the Graphics properties to turn of Vertical Spanning.
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Don't understand.\n If you want to move it to top or either side?\n Put curser over task bar. Left click and hold. Drag it to the side or top. Release left button.
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You must be running XP.  It has a nasty habit of doing that. To fix it:\n     1.  Rigth click on your tool bar.\n     2.  Click to unlock the toolbar.\n     3.  Click and drag the address bar back into place.\n         You should be able to see a little bit of it to \n         the extreme right of where it was.   (Actually, \n         most of the time if you move it a little, it will\n         "jump" back into place.)\n     4.  Right click again, and click to lock the toolbar.
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Try to adjust the mouse settings.\n\nFor Windows XP\n\nGo into your Control Panel by first clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on the Control Panel icon located in the right column of the Start Menu.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, then begin by clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on Settings, then click on the Control Panel icon to open up the Control Panel.\n\nNow, Double click on the Mouse icon to open up the Mouse Properties window.\n\nThen click on the Pointer Options Tab located at the top of the screen.\n\nDrag the Slider bar left to make the pointer move slower or right to make it move faster.\n\nPlace a check mark in the box next to Enhance pointer precision.\n\nThis will give you better control of the pointer when moving short distances.\n\nIf you want to enable pointer trails, place a check mark next to Display pointer trails.\n\nYou can also Automatically move pointer to the default button in a dialog box as well.\n\nAnd Hide pointer while typing and Show location of pointer if the CTRL key is pressed.\n\nEnable these options according to your personal preference.\n\nIf you want to swap the buttons, click on the Buttons Tab at the top of the screen.\n\nThen place a check mark next to Switch primary and secondary buttons.\n\nYou can also adjust the Double click speed and Turn on the Clicklock dragging option.\n\nThen click the OK button to save your settings and exit the Mouse Properties window.\n\nThen close the Control Panel to return back to your Windows session
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Usually there is an adjustment for the driver that operates it. Check your Windows Control Panel to see if there is anything there referencing a mouse or pointing device.
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b,coz u pressed ctrl and scrolled ur mouse.\n2 change it bak 2 original size jus repeat the same procedure but scroll in opposite direction.
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It would help to know if you're using a desktop with attached (plugged in) mouse or a laptop with a touch pad.  Also the make of your computer. I'm also not sure if the mouse problem happens only with Yahoo or with all other web site you go to.  So go ahead and open Yahoo.  While Yahoo is open and displayed on your screen,  try these things:\n1. Click start > control panel > mouse.  A dialog box called Mouse Properties should appear. Look for a tab called Hardware and click on the tab. It should tell you if the device is working properly and if it isn't, there should be a Troubleshooting button. Click on this and it will take you through some steps to try to isolate and fix the problem.\n2. If the troubleshooter says the mouse is working properly, you might also see some other tabs called Pointer, Pointer Options and Device Settings. Click on one tab at a time and try changing your settings for sensitivity, movement, etc.  Go to the Yahoo screen and see if the change(s) affect the mouse movement.\n3. If it's a plug-in mouse, does it have a removable ball? Remove and clean it with alcohol, and also clean the rollers. Give it a try. If that doesn't help, see if you can borrow another mouse. If that solves the problem you probably need a new mouse.\n\nHope some of this helps.\n\nplrr
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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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find the mouse program in control panel and choose the mouse pointer you want.
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kindly check ur device (mouse) drivers , copy again all ur mouse driver files
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If it's on optical mouse, you may need to put it on a different surface. Optical mice need some sort of visual detail to track, like dots or wood grain or lines or something of the sort. They don't work well and will "skip" like that on shiny, or completely blank surfaces.
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Not really. Something similar happened with an old Toshiba notebook I had. If you don't want to replace the trackpoint, I suggest you disable it (via the software or Control Panel) and use a USB optical mouse instead. A cheap and easy solution.
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Check your device manager to see if its listed under "mice and other pointing devices".  It should say something like, "Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad" or something similiar.  If you don't see it there, RIGHT click and scan for hardware changes.  You may need to perform a system recovery.  Otherwise, go to Best Buy and get a wireless USB mouse.  It's what I use for my laptop, works great.
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go to desktop>right click>properties>settings and move the screen resoultion cursor
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dear friend u must install driver for it\nu can find it in cds \nu must install driver for pointing stick and your touch pad\nif can nor find it have a look in www.dell.com and serach for your Dell model and downloadable softwares\n\n&#92;befor that go too contrl panel>mouse and see if is there any touch pad or device select tab\nif u have "device select" tab beshure that your touch pad in enable\nmaybe it's disable
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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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the mouse is your pointing device.