Oh - so you're using the USB to PS2 adapter that came with the mouse.
I've found those to be not very reliable. Someone posted a couple weeks
ago with the same prob I think. I had exactly the same prob a while
back and ended up returning the mouse and buying a straight PS2 mouse.
Have a look at this page. It says that turning down Hardware
Acceleration might help - it says to turn it "off", but turning it down
just one notch should eliminate any mouse problems (hopefully).
http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/articles/dmc_turnoffhardwareacceleration.aspx
Good luck,
Donk
Holly wrote:
> Thanks, Donk,
>
> The mouse is installed in the port on the back of my computer. I tried it
> in a usb slot when I first bought it a few months ago but it didn't want to
> work that way so it came with an adapter so that's what I used.. I also
> installed the new software that came with it so believe the device drivers
> are okay but checked it anyway and my software is up to date.
>
> So far I've been able to get it to work again by restarting the computer
> but, gosh, it's scary.
>
> Holly
>
>
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