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Mouse cursor jumping around
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Mouse cursor jumping around
Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 11:26 am Posted by edlord
(3 messages posted)
I have a question about Troubleshooting
Driver Problems:
Mouse cursor jumping around like crazy while burning (Nero 5576) or copying from
cd to hd. (so far along, newly formatted, will probably see more of it) I know this
is a common problem, but does anyone have a fix?
or a cause? I have seen this since 98se except xp. My setup:
AMD 2000+
msi 745 ultra (AC97)
256+256 DDR 333 PC2700
40 + 80GB
Gforce4 420mx
DVD + cd-rom
Latest drivers codecs and sp3
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 12:28 pm Posted by Zach
(149 messages posted)
Have you tried using the normal Windows 98 drivers since they worked? If anything,
it is just a bad driver. Also, have you consulted your mouse manufacturer?
On Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 11:26 am, edlord wrote:
>I have a question about Troubleshooting
>Driver Problems:
>
>
>Mouse cursor jumping around like crazy while burning (Nero 5576) or copying from
>cd to hd. (so far along, newly formatted, will probably see more of it) I know this
>is a common problem, but does anyone have a fix?
>or a cause? I have seen this since 98se except xp. My setup:
>
>AMD 2000+
>msi 745 ultra (AC97)
>256+256 DDR 333 PC2700
>40 + 80GB
>Gforce4 420mx
>DVD + cd-rom
>Latest drivers codecs and sp3
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Thursday, January 9, 2003 at 10:00 am Posted by edlord
(3 messages posted)
First, You got it wrong, i have had this problem on win 98se/ME first evaluation
ver, another ver, and final ver/win2000. NOT on XP. I recently turned to 2000 because
i had sooooo many goofy problems with XP. Especially after sp1!! I could try another
mouse, good idea, but something tells me its not that easy... STILL LOOKING FOR SOLVATION!!
If anyone knows the trick.
On Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 12:28 pm, Zach wrote:
>Have you tried using the normal Windows 98 drivers since they worked? If anything,
>it is just a bad driver. Also, have you consulted your mouse manufacturer?
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Tuesday, January 14, 2003 at 10:03 am Posted by bobo
(3 messages posted)
I am having the same problem when buring also. Actually anytime I access my CDR/RW
drive my system sorta locks up momentarily and the mouse jumps around. I this it
is in how the CD-R/RW drive is physically set up. I've tried changes drivers and
adjusting software. I think its a hardware issue
On Thursday, January 9, 2003 at 10:00 am, edlord wrote:
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>First, You got it wrong, i have had this problem on win 98se/ME first evaluation
>ver, another ver, and final ver/win2000. NOT on XP. I recently turned to 2000 because
>i had sooooo many goofy problems with XP. Especially after sp1!! I could try another
>mouse, good idea, but something tells me its not that easy... STILL LOOKING FOR
SOLVATION!!
>If anyone knows the trick.
>
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 7:41 pm Posted by firlandsfarm
(1 messages posted)
I have a similar problem with my mouse except that it happens when my Hard Drive
is working hard so another plea to anybody who knows the solution. All was OK with
my system (Athlon600, 512mb, 28gb, Win98SE) until I suferred a crash about 3 months
ago and have had the problem ever since.
I also had this problem under Win95. At that time I had a utilities suite that diagnosed
that my system had defaulted to a very basic version of HD driver (something like
a "get you out of trouble emergency driver"). It told me what to do to correct the
problem and the problem disappeared. I assume the HD driver was taking all the resources.
Unfortunately the utilities were OS specific so I dropped them when I switched to
98 but now I cannot find them on the net. I think they were called "Soft Sara" or
something similar. If anybody knows of them I would love to know.
Anyway, the point is check your CD/HD drivers!
The Farmer
January 5, 2003 at 11:26 am, edlord wrote:
>I have a question about Troubleshooting
>Driver Problems:
>
>
>Mouse cursor jumping around like crazy while burning (Nero 5576) or copying from
>cd to hd. (so far along, newly formatted, will probably see more of it) I know this
>is a common problem, but does anyone have a fix?
>or a cause? I have seen this since 98se except xp. My setup:
>
>AMD 2000+
>msi 745 ultra (AC97)
>256+256 DDR 333 PC2700
>40 + 80GB
>Gforce4 420mx
>DVD + cd-rom
>Latest drivers codecs and sp3
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 12:05 pm Posted by leecher
(1 messages posted)
Well, I suggest, your HDD or you CD-writer uses PIO-Mode. If so, the data is moved
over the CPU and doesn't flow directly from device to device (like with Bus mastering).
Check in your Device manager, if you're using PIO or DMA mode. PIO mode my cause
the problem. If the system cannot find a valid Bus mastering driber for your chipsetm
it will use PIO, because it's supported by every device and every Chipset.
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at 8:33 am Posted by Ricardo M. Forno
(1 messages posted)
A solution:
I think I've solved the problem by copying all of C:\windows and c:\windows\system
from a backup I made when first installing W 98 SE (under stand-alone DOS).
On Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 7:41 pm, firlandsfarm wrote:
>I have a similar problem with my mouse except that it happens when my Hard Drive
>is working hard so another plea to anybody who knows the solution. All was OK with
>my system (Athlon600, 512mb, 28gb, Win98SE) until I suferred a crash about 3 months
>ago and have had the problem ever since.
>
>I also had this problem under Win95. At that time I had a utilities suite that
diagnosed
>that my system had defaulted to a very basic version of HD driver (something like
>a "get you out of trouble emergency driver"). It told me what to do to correct
the
>problem and the problem disappeared. I assume the HD driver was taking all the
resources.
> Unfortunately the utilities were OS specific so I dropped them when I switched
to
>98 but now I cannot find them on the net. I think they were called "Soft Sara"
or
>something similar. If anybody knows of them I would love to know.
>
>Anyway, the point is check your CD/HD drivers!
>
>
>The Farmer
>
>January 5, 2003 at 11:26 am, edlord wrote:
>>I have a question about Troubleshooting
>>Driver Problems:
>>
>>
>>Mouse cursor jumping around like crazy while burning (Nero 5576) or copying from
>>cd to hd. (so far along, newly formatted, will probably see more of it) I know
this
>>is a common problem, but does anyone have a fix?
>>or a cause? I have seen this since 98se except xp. My setup:
>>
>>AMD 2000+
>>msi 745 ultra (AC97)
>>256+256 DDR 333 PC2700
>>40 + 80GB
>>Gforce4 420mx
>>DVD + cd-rom
>>Latest drivers codecs and sp3
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re: Mouse cursor jumping around
Tuesday, June 28, 2005 at 6:25 pm Posted by Sandra McDaniel
(1 messages posted)
I found out to clean your mouse is important to stop the "jumping". Open it and clean
the ball with a Q- tip
and nailpolish remover. It works!!!
On Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 11:26 am, edlord wrote:
>I have a question about Troubleshooting
>Driver Problems:
>
>
>Mouse cursor jumping around like crazy while burning (Nero 5576) or copying from
>cd to hd. (so far along, newly formatted, will probably see more of it) I know this
>is a common problem, but does anyone have a fix?
>or a cause? I have seen this since 98se except xp. My setup:
>
>AMD 2000+
>msi 745 ultra (AC97)
>256+256 DDR 333 PC2700
>40 + 80GB
>Gforce4 420mx
>DVD + cd-rom
>Latest drivers codecs and sp3
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