No cursor on coming up from standby

[Guest nelsh]

Frequently, lately, when I jiggle the mouse to bring my XP up from standby,

the screen comes up Without a cursor. No amount of shaking the mouse reveals

a pointer, and I am left to restart from the tower "on" button.

 

Is there a better way to deal with this?

[Guest Mir Mehdi]

RE: No cursor on coming up from standby

 

What type of mouse do you use and make of your pc?

Try to update the chipset drivers from the manufacturers website.

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Mir Sajjad Mehdi

Microsoft XP Platform Support

 

 

"nelsh" wrote:

> Frequently, lately, when I jiggle the mouse to bring my XP up from standby,

> the screen comes up Without a cursor. No amount of shaking the mouse reveals

> a pointer, and I am left to restart from the tower "on" button.

>

> Is there a better way to deal with this?

[Guest nelsh]

RE: No cursor on coming up from standby

 

My mouse is Microsoft

Basic Optical Mouse 1.0A…1094;

the computer is custom built by the local computer store around an ASUStek

mainboard ASUSTek Computer INC. P5GZ-MX Rev 1.xx

 

 

"Mir Mehdi" wrote:

> What type of mouse do you use and make of your pc?

> Try to update the chipset drivers from the manufacturers website.

> --

> Mir Sajjad Mehdi

> Microsoft XP Platform Support

>

>

> "nelsh" wrote:

>

> > Frequently, lately, when I jiggle the mouse to bring my XP up from standby,

> > the screen comes up Without a cursor. No amount of shaking the mouse reveals

> > a pointer, and I am left to restart from the tower "on" button.

> >

> > Is there a better way to deal with this?

[Guest Elmo]

Re: No cursor on coming up from standby

 

nelsh wrote:

> My mouse is Microsoft

> Basic Optical Mouse 1.0A…1094;

> the computer is custom built by the local computer store around an ASUStek

> mainboard ASUSTek Computer INC. P5GZ-MX Rev 1.xx

 

Here's what I would try:

 

- If the mouse is USB, open Device Manager, open the properties on each

USB Root Hub, click the Power tab, and deselect "Allow the computer to

turn off this device to save power".

 

- Try lowering graphics hardware acceleration slide. You can lower

graphics hardware acceleration in Display Properties, Settings tab,

Advanced button, Troubleshooting tab. If this helps, you could try a

different graphics card or updated drivers.

> "Mir Mehdi" wrote:

>

>> What type of mouse do you use and make of your pc?

>> Try to update the chipset drivers from the manufacturers website.

>> --

>> Mir Sajjad Mehdi

>> Microsoft XP Platform Support

>>

>>

>> "nelsh" wrote:

>>

>>> Frequently, lately, when I jiggle the mouse to bring my XP up from standby,

>>> the screen comes up Without a cursor. No amount of shaking the mouse reveals

>>> a pointer, and I am left to restart from the tower "on" button.

>>>

>>> Is there a better way to deal with this?

 

 

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Joe =o)