the cursor of my pc often stucks up?
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If your mouse is clean and you don't have a mouse problem, you might have a sofrware called VNC installed on ur computer. what VNC does is let's others to get on your desktop, when someone gets on your desktop your curson stucks on the screen.  you might have this installed by someone on your computer to check you out.
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I don't know...my laser mouse does that at times, but I think it's because it's trying to straighten itself out.  Sometimes, I think the wire gets a little tight, the mouse moves [not so that I can tell, except for the cursor moving across the screen] when I release it.
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Put your cursor down there and if an up/down arrow comes up then click and hold and move your cursor up.
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Go to the control panel then go to mouse and keyboard then go to mouse options then go to change cursur and see if that cursor is in one of the packs.
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That happens sometimes on mine. You should be able to right-click the icon in the taskbar and Maximize or Resize it. It's probably more of an XP than a Dell problem.
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althought ur Q unclear is some said, try check monitor buttons you might sized the screen and hiden toolbar,that's happened,\n\n\n**secret**
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U must hav activated "Maximize Windows under cursor" option. If u r using Nvdia agp/pci, then it has this option. Or u may hav used any kind of tweaking application which has activated this option. Well u hav to check for it. U can only disable the optionn with the software u used to activate this option.\n\nNeo
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Sounds to me like it is actually an active desktop item. Left click on it and a border may appear. Then x it
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I know of no other way. I keep mine minimized on task bar while on the net.
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I will tell you a solution for a similar problem, hopefully it may be useful to all. \nIf the cursor is stuck/frozen when we use the touchpad it can be solved by the following method.\nSwitch off the laptop, disconnect it from power, remove the battery and keep pressing the Power switch for 30 seconds.\nThen reconnect battery and the external powere in that order and power on the laptop. the cursor will be moving again.\n\nProbably you can try this and let us know.. My laptop was a toshiba satellite series one..
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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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the mouse is your pointing device.
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When your mouse veers off to the side and jitters there, that seems to me that your external mouse is conflicting with the mouse installed into your laptop there.\n\nIf you can, try disabling the mouse on your laptop and stictly use the external mouse.  Another options is to make sure that you're not touching the other mouse when you're using the external mouse (or verify that the internal mouse isn't stuck to the side or something).\n\nLastly, being this has happened to you with two different external mouse, try installing the manufacturer's drivers for the external mouse.  Yet since this has happened twice, this may not help at all.
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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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Right click on the taskbar and make sure that "Lock the Taskbar" is NOT checked.  Then you should be able to click and drag it.  You may want to "LocK'" it again once you've moved it back.
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try to refresh ur memory and remove unnecessary stuf . Dont keep so much things in the Desktop .and dont keep much things over desktop task bar !!   use scan disk ,once a week , defrragment ur hardisk once a week
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How long has this been going on?  Did you change anything or install any software prior to the problem surfacing?  Have you been surfing any warez sites?\n\nSomething is interfering with your keyboard.  You've done all the right things to date so I'd suggest that you look for something in the system itself.  Some process is messing things up.  When you hold down the shift key, the process eventually dies, releasing the keyboard for normal use.\n\nMy first inclination would be a keystroke logger or other spyware.  Install Spybot Search & Destroy and Windows Defender.  Update the defs and run a full scan with both products.  With luck, you'll find something and can remove it.