Judith Berkowitz wrote:
ugging normally.
When this happens I have tried
unplugging/re-plugging the keyboard power cord, as
well as changing the USB port into which it is
plugged, both to no avail. After I reboot via the
paperclip trick, all is well until the next time.
This can happen several times a day.
Any ideas about why and how to cure?
Could be an extensions conflict. Try starting up with extensions turned
off. Let it sit for a while and see if you can move your mouse. If
that's the problem it's just a matter of narrowing down which one is
conflicting with your USB. Have you installed anything new lately?
To Start with extensions off, hold down the shift key during startup.
Mark Griffin
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