Holly,
> The way it reacts is the pointer is on the screen but won't move,
> just remains stationery.
OK, that doesn't sound like a USB problem, it sounds like the mouse
itself. Mice are one of the
things I have to keep replacing. I use a cordless one because I don't
like the slight tug of the cord. But if one can put up with a corded
mouse they are very inexpensive.
Jim
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