Mouse pointer

[Guest Yves Claeys]

My PC works with XP Pro SP2. I am using a Microsoft keyboard (Wireless

multimedia keyboard 1.10A) and a Wireless optical 2.0 mouse from Microsoft.

Recently I reinstalled my webcam software (Logitech Quickcam fusion),

because the colours were bad when having a video conversation with my brother

in France (I live in Belgium) using Skype.

After this operation the colours were back to normal but my mouse pointer

changed: from a normal arrow pointer to an arrow with an hour-glass next to

it. Everything functions normally but i am unable to modify my pointer.

Reinstalling and updating my mouse software does not help.

Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

[Guest Marko Jotic]

Re: Mouse pointer

 

have you checked the Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers settings?

 

Marko

 

Yves Claeys wrote:

> My PC works with XP Pro SP2. I am using a Microsoft keyboard (Wireless

> multimedia keyboard 1.10A) and a Wireless optical 2.0 mouse from Microsoft.

> Recently I reinstalled my webcam software (Logitech Quickcam fusion),

> because the colours were bad when having a video conversation with my brother

> in France (I live in Belgium) using Skype.

> After this operation the colours were back to normal but my mouse pointer

> changed: from a normal arrow pointer to an arrow with an hour-glass next to

> it. Everything functions normally but i am unable to modify my pointer.

> Reinstalling and updating my mouse software does not help.

> Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

[Guest Yves Claeys]

Re: Mouse pointer

 

Hello mark

 

Thank you for your respônse.

That was the first thing I did, trying to modify the pointer. In order to

see if the pointer with hour-glass would disappear. But whatever I tried or

what type of pointer I chose, nothing seemed to help. I am unable to modifie

it's aspect, it seems to be frozen. I was wondering if I could ondu it

through the register.

 

Yves

 

"Marko Jotic" wrote:

> have you checked the Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers settings?

>

> Marko

>

> Yves Claeys wrote:

> > My PC works with XP Pro SP2. I am using a Microsoft keyboard (Wireless

> > multimedia keyboard 1.10A) and a Wireless optical 2.0 mouse from Microsoft.

> > Recently I reinstalled my webcam software (Logitech Quickcam fusion),

> > because the colours were bad when having a video conversation with my brother

> > in France (I live in Belgium) using Skype.

> > After this operation the colours were back to normal but my mouse pointer

> > changed: from a normal arrow pointer to an arrow with an hour-glass next to

> > it. Everything functions normally but i am unable to modify my pointer.

> > Reinstalling and updating my mouse software does not help.

> > Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

>

[Guest Marko Jotic]

Re: Mouse pointer

 

 

 

Yves Claeys wrote:

> Hello mark

>

> Thank you for your respônse.

> That was the first thing I did, trying to modify the pointer. In order to

> see if the pointer with hour-glass would disappear. But whatever I tried or

> what type of pointer I chose, nothing seemed to help. I am unable to modifie

> it's aspect, it seems to be frozen. I was wondering if I could ondu it

> through the register.

 

beyond me ...

>

> Yves

>

> "Marko Jotic" wrote:

>

>> have you checked the Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers settings?

>>

>> Marko

>>

>> Yves Claeys wrote:

>>> My PC works with XP Pro SP2. I am using a Microsoft keyboard (Wireless

>>> multimedia keyboard 1.10A) and a Wireless optical 2.0 mouse from Microsoft.

>>> Recently I reinstalled my webcam software (Logitech Quickcam fusion),

>>> because the colours were bad when having a video conversation with my brother

>>> in France (I live in Belgium) using Skype.

>>> After this operation the colours were back to normal but my mouse pointer

>>> changed: from a normal arrow pointer to an arrow with an hour-glass next to

>>> it. Everything functions normally but i am unable to modify my pointer.

>>> Reinstalling and updating my mouse software does not help.

>>> Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

 

--

Marko Jotic

"Common sense is anything but common".

From the notebooks of Lazarus Long. Robert A. Heinlein.

Handmade knives, antique designs, exotic materials at

http://www.knifeforging.com/

[Guest Yves Claeys]

Re: Mouse pointer

 

 

Hello Mark,

 

I resolved (by accident) my problem: I double clicked another item (pointer

with question mark) and doing that I was abled (finally) to modify my

pointer. I have transformed the normal (white) pointer to a golden one.

Yves

 

"Marko Jotic" wrote:

>

>

> Yves Claeys wrote:

> > Hello mark

> >

> > Thank you for your respônse.

> > That was the first thing I did, trying to modify the pointer. In order to

> > see if the pointer with hour-glass would disappear. But whatever I tried or

> > what type of pointer I chose, nothing seemed to help. I am unable to modifie

> > it's aspect, it seems to be frozen. I was wondering if I could ondu it

> > through the register.

>

> beyond me ...

>

> >

> > Yves

> >

> > "Marko Jotic" wrote:

> >

> >> have you checked the Control Panel > Mouse > Pointers settings?

> >>

> >> Marko

> >>

> >> Yves Claeys wrote:

> >>> My PC works with XP Pro SP2. I am using a Microsoft keyboard (Wireless

> >>> multimedia keyboard 1.10A) and a Wireless optical 2.0 mouse from Microsoft.

> >>> Recently I reinstalled my webcam software (Logitech Quickcam fusion),

> >>> because the colours were bad when having a video conversation with my brother

> >>> in France (I live in Belgium) using Skype.

> >>> After this operation the colours were back to normal but my mouse pointer

> >>> changed: from a normal arrow pointer to an arrow with an hour-glass next to

> >>> it. Everything functions normally but i am unable to modify my pointer.

> >>> Reinstalling and updating my mouse software does not help.

> >>> Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

>

> --

> Marko Jotic

> "Common sense is anything but common".

> From the notebooks of Lazarus Long. Robert A. Heinlein.

> Handmade knives, antique designs, exotic materials at

> http://www.knifeforging.com/

>