why dose my cursor move when i am not moving my mouse?
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Well.. I have some answers:\n1. If your mouse is quite old, then it will sometimes have some malfunction. Moving itself up and down, left and right. You click it but it won't let you.\n2. Dirty\n3. Ghosts in your mouse! ;)\n4. You didn't feed em with cheese I think. \n\nMy suggestion: Try it with other computers to test if its really your mouse having problems.
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If you have a standard PC, 2-button mouse, you can adjust the Mouse settings in Control Panel.  If it is clicking every time you touch it, though, it sounds like it's on the blink.\n\nA Mac mouse click by pressing the whole body of the mouse down.  You can also adjust settings in System Preferences.
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Check if your keyboard's scroll keys are not malfunctioning, or check your mouse, your scroll key may be making very small movements, which is resulting in moving the pages. If both the devices are ok, then check if you dont have any malacious script running at your computer, which may be implanted intentionally by some website or some person who has used your PC
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I sounds like static electricity.\n\nLeave the  mouse, lick the tip of your finger and slowly touch the pointer before it moves, you might get a little shock but you'll get all the energy out of it and it should stop its nonsense.
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The mouse is the thing on your desk that your hand touches, clicks, and moves.\n\nThe Pointer is the thing on your computer screen that moves when you move the mouse.\n\nThe cursor is the prompt for where you are typing, it usually looks like a blinking one of these:  |
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/mouse.htm
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If you want to enable "Click and Drag", go to System Preferences, then to the "Keyboard & Mouse" Plist. In there you can choose in the "clicking" tab whether to enable or disable this feature.\nIf your hardware is damaged or is not working even with the Drag function enabled, then you must replace your Touchpad.
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There is probably a driver to control that. I have a gateway, and its probably the settings thats wrong. Try going to the control panel, get to the mouse settings, and clicking on the tab that says DEVICE SETTINGS. then click settings. you should have a window full of mouse and scrolling settings. \n\nYou need to be useing Synaptics for this to work properly.
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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.
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Because you are not used to it, in time using the touch-pad becomes easier.\n\nremember the first time that you used a mouse?
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#include <windows.h>\n\n// set mouse cursor to wait\nHCURSOR hOldCursor = SetCursor(LoadCursor(NULL, IDC_WAIT));\n\n// do your processing that takes some time...\n\n// restore old cursor\nSetCursor(hOldCursor);
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If your mouse has a ball, make sure you clean the ball and the rollers inside the mouse case.  They tend to pick up a lot of dust.\n\nBetter yet, get an optical mouse, they don't have the dust problems due to no moving parts.
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Motion is just a series of images in sequence.  So you don't make motion.  You run a series of screen images in which the next image is dependent on user input from the keyboard.
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It sounds like you're receiving interference.  Even with wired devices, this can happen.  But it's much more prone to occur with wireless.\n\nDo you have a wireless network that runs on the same frequency? Wireless internet? Or even possibly someone near you also with a wireless mouse.
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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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Your processor may be going down as well, if it is overheating (or just wore out) it might be cycling at odd intervals or slower than intended which could cause the time discrepancy and the mouse freezing.
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change mouse settings in control panel . You can configure the sam e there.\n\nShrikant