Hi, This may sound simplistic, but have you tried re-running mouse config tool from a prompt??
... just a thought... Quoting stringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, all > > Please excuse this question if the answer is obvious. > > This machine at work dual boots. It spends most of its time in Windoze > at > the moment, (tho' not for much longer) > > I booted into Linux last night to do somehting Windoze won't do, and > my > mouse wouldn't work. That's to say, its always worked in the past, it > works > under wondoze, and it appears that the buttons work OK, it just won't > move > on the screen!! > > The only things I have changed are: > 1. Replace old mouse with a new one (same brand, model, age etc - > pinched > it off another machine) > 2. New 17" Viewsonic Monitor. > > I don't see how this could have caused the problem. > > Help!!?? > > > David J H Stringer > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > P O Box 1386 > CHRISTCHURCH > Ph 03 366 1152 > Fax 03 366 1151 > >
