why does the hour glass keep flickering beside my pointer??? duh??
450619
that means that your computer is busy at the moment doing something else.
201812
IBM invented these eraser head style mice many years ago.  You might reinstall the driver and that might fix the problem.  You might try to change the bios mouse settings.  When the computer boots up press ESC to access the bios. \n\nDoes it do this if you are using an auxiliary mouse (PS/2 or USB)--in other words does it happen if you keep your hand and fingers away from the tracking devices-and is the area free of static electricity?
694773
you can try be changeing the resolution on your computer or by chaning your monitor i remember that happen to me once.\nso yeah\n\n\nJesus N.\nAge 15\nCali.
239209
This sounds like the refresh rate may be set too low.  60 Hertz is the minimum the refresh should be set. I prefer 70 and above to smooth out the images.\n\nHope this helps.
964160
When you say 'blinking to black', do you mean that it goes black for a few seconds, then blinks back to normal? If so, that is normal for a monitor - It is when the monitor is automatically refreshing itself and re-adjusting its resolution.\n\nAlternatively, you may just need new drivers for your graphics card =)
42039
try looking under the monitor. thats where mine are
305235
NO ITS THE MONITOR U NEED TO ADJUST IT PROBABLY ISNT UR COMPUTER ITSELF JUST THE SCREEN
548725
u must have spyware or virus on your computer=]\ninstall and antivirus or antispyware\n\nor\n\nyou might have a problem with your monitor..=p
1054447
I had this happen once (thanks to my two year old playing with the computer).  The way I fixed it was to right click on the desktop and choose Graphics Options.  Then chose Rotation and set it back to Normal.  I am using Windows XP Home Edition.  I hope this helps!
914158
i have the same problem. so i am using a mouse adjunct instead. :") works great.
1065763
I need feedback on this.\n\nChange the screen resolution.  \nDo the circles disappear, shrink or enlarge?\nAre they graphics or are they there even when the monitor is off?
279088
Your monitor probably has buttons on the front of it for controling the brightness and contrast, and it sounds like those buttons are starting to wear out and "push" themselves. You could take it to a computer shop and get it fixed (they can replace the buttons), but if it's an old monitor, you're probably better off getting a new one.
1114806
Because there is something wrong with your mouse .. check the mouse or try a new mouse ... it will be fine ..\n\nGood Luck!!!
407184
have you tried to change the refresh rate to stop the flickering? right click on your desktop and go to properties. click on settings and then advanced. click on the monitor tab and pick the next highest refresh rate above 60mhz. this may help with the tired eye syndrome.
451753
here are many sites that show you how\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=prevent+vray+flicker&btnG=Search
87457
The flicker is caused by two things: \n\nA difference in the scanning frequency between the TV and the camera \nA difference in the way the phosphor dots are perceived between the human eye and the camera's image sensor\n\n\n- My addition - \n\nEven if both devices are operating at - say - 30 frames per second (how fast the screen updates), you might be catching the image in the middle of an update (very likely, considering how fast this occurs).
158482
It may be because of the electricity fluctuation. Or their may be a problem with your monitor's picture tube.