every time we play a game the Mouse disappears?
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defragging wouldn't be the problem with your mouse blinking.  that happens to me sometimes when there's a program running beneath the game i'm playing.
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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 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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Dunno...but the obvious solution is to try a different mouse.\nSometimes if I have the cursor move on its own, a tap of the mouse helps.\nAlso some devices tend to prefer other USB ports, ie the main pc one over a PCI USB card.   Try swopping things round.\nI had a printer that crashed the PC if it were run off the PCI card, so I moved it to the built-in ports.
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Boot into safe mode and see if the mouse is working. Look in device manager for a yellow exclamation mark next to your mouse. Select the mouse and click uninstall in the toolbar.( If you have more than one listing for mouse then uninstall all).\nRestart your system.\n\nTry setting your bios to "Fail Safe Defaults". Save and restart.\n\nIf this doesn't work, then your mouse is most probably dead.
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Not surpised the helpdesk could not help. I doubt if anyone will be able to pinpoint the exact problem - with IT often even the experts just uninstall and reinstall in the hope it solves the problem. I imagine there is a conflict with a shared dll. I would try reinstalling your mouse as a device (so it links to all software at same time). Ensure you temporarily stop background operations running (such as Antivirus software) before you do this. Good luck.
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change mouse settings in control panel . You can configure the sam e there.\n\nShrikant
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Is it a microsoft mouse?\nIf so, have you tried loading the Intellimouse driver suite and load the specific driver for the mouse.\n\nMice take up VERY LITTLE RAM, but occasionally another device will capture the system IRQ that the mouse uses to operate.\nI have this problem with my SONY DVD, but once the DVD is done reading my mouse wakes up.
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only mouse freezes r the whole system???\njust check whether the keyboard works.\nif the whole system hangs thn u cant do anything except restarting thru the power r restart buttons.\nctrl+alt+del wont work here if it hangs...\n\nit may be virus problem. just check it our\nif its not thn it wil be surely the driver problem\n\nif only mouse hangs thn the connection may be loose or ur mouse might be dead...
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Your mouse is dirty, and needs a bath. NO No don' bath it, it just needs cleaning.Unplug it from your computer and turn it over. You will see a round plate with a hole in it, you will also see a ball inside the hole under the plate. Turn the plate to the left, and remove it, now remove the ball by turning the mouse right side up. Turn the mouse back over, take a cotton swab and clean out all the trash. You can also close your eyes and blow into the mouse to help clean out dirt. You will see a metal shaft, make sure it is clean. All done, good now drop the ball back in, making sure it is clean first. Now put the plate back on and turn it to the right untill it locks in place. Plug the mouse back in, and away you go, good as new. If any thing comes out of the mouse other than dirt or the ball, the poor fella has died and you will have to get a new one. I have to clean my mouse like this 2 or 3 times a year.
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Hmmmm, this actually sounds familuar. My HP Pavilion 8775c did that to me once in a while. I never could figure out why exactly, but I have seen this problem before.\n\nEarly modle optical mice had that problem from time to time. But as you said, you have a standard mouse. I actually took the time to read your question. (he he he)\n\nAnyways, It could be something as simple as add-ware. I've gotten a bug or two that made my pointer try to move to certain spots on the screen. It could aslo be time to reformat and restore your system. Some times, having a fresh install and format clears little glitches like that up. The data on your hard drive that makes up your opperating system degrades over time from repeated reading. Kind of like the way a VHS tape gets a little worse every time you watch it. This is especially true if you shut down and reboot often. But this degridation can cause harware not function properly. Even if you've uninstalled and re-installed the drives, something else may be causing the glitch.\n\nIf, it's  not a software issue, it could be that your PS2 port may have a minor short somewhere which is causing the rightword movement. See what happens if you knock on the back of you computer case a bit. If it acts up when you do that, that's more than likely the problem. Again, not sure, since I don't know your hardware specs. But, if you are infact using the ps2 port for your mouse, you may try disabling that port, and switching to a USB mouse. If it still does it, call an exsorsist!
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1- pic up screw driver\n2- open mouse\n3- reinsert the wheels to theri sockets. these wheels move with the ball and if they got loose, mouse behave like that.
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press the left key of the mouse then set as back gruond\n\nthank you
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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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to turn it back on go:\n\nStart>Control Pannel>Mouse>(tab) Pointer Options>Automatically move pointer to ...\n\nif you cant see much in control pannel click "Classic view" in the top left.\n\nHope that helps,\n-ALL
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could be anything from low virtual memory to faulty mouse !!
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I can think of a couple reasons off hand. First, are you using an optical mouse/trackball?  If so, there could be some dust causing problems. Clean it just to be sure.\n\nDoes it do it at the same duration each time? I have a program, webshots, which centers my mouse everytime it changes my background picture, every 15 minutes.\nThere could be a program running in the background that updates, I've had a weather updater do the same thing before.\nAlso one of the older Wacom Table drivers caused this to happen.\n\nDo you have multiple monitors running with extended desktop? That could cause it to jump to where the 2 desktops would meet if it's not configured properly.\n\nHope this helped. I'd say it's probably a program that is running. You may want to try closing out all processes not required, see if it still happens then.\n\nFission