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Strange Cursor Behavior
Yeah, it was definitely a "duh moment" for certain.- selif
- Post #13
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Strange Cursor Behavior
@goombawaho The BIOS is up to date. While I could not disable the touchpad in the BIOS (it was not an option on any BIOS screen and I checked them all). While the machine was off I also removed and re-seated the memory chips because of an odd sounding story from somebody who reported similar...- selif
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Strange Cursor Behavior
Update: I have replaced the keyboard and other than no longer having broken keys, It made no difference, the problem still persists. I have also used system restore to load a restore point from four days before this behavior started. This also had no effect. Please, if anyone has a clue...- selif
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Strange Cursor Behavior
Yes, it also happens in safe mode, there are no other normal user accounts device manger lists two devices. Both have been removed and re-installed. No difference. I was able to do further testing with a Kubuntu 10.10 live cd. Equally strange though mostly different oddities plague the...- selif
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Strange Cursor Behavior
Windows XP Pro SP3, Toshiba Satellite Pro L500 EZ1530 (the laptop is new last Spring and, unlike most people I know, I always practice safe hex.) My cursor is showing the oddest behavior I have ever seen and I've been around computers since long before point and click. This started Saturday...- selif
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
