Removing Q811493 helped... somewhat...

[TWP]

I had the typical... system slow as a dog problem after
installing Q811493. I removed it via control panel and it
fixed most of my problems (Right Click menus very slow,
slow app startups, etc.). I still have one problem that
seems to affect only mouse movement. After using my
system for awhile my mouse will pause, I'll get a few
system sounds and it'll work again. It seems to occur
fairly regularly. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Thanks in advance...

[James W. Glass]

TWP wrote:
> I had the typical... system slow as a dog problem after
> installing Q811493. I removed it via control panel and it
> fixed most of my problems (Right Click menus very slow,
> slow app startups, etc.). I still have one problem that
> seems to affect only mouse movement. After using my
> system for awhile my mouse will pause, I'll get a few
> system sounds and it'll work again. It seems to occur
> fairly regularly. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
>
> Thanks in advance...

What kind of mouse? If you jiggle the cord where it enters the mouse
case (if it is a corded mouse) do you get the "system sounds"? If so,
the mouse cord is shorting.

Jim

[TWP]

It's an Intellimouse Explorer (MS). Checked the cord at
the back of the mouse and the connection at the USB port
and all seemed fine... even unplugged it a couple of times
to check.

>-----Original Message-----
>TWP wrote:
>> I had the typical... system slow as a dog problem after
>> installing Q811493. I removed it via control panel and
it
>> fixed most of my problems (Right Click menus very slow,
>> slow app startups, etc.). I still have one problem that
>> seems to affect only mouse movement. After using my
>> system for awhile my mouse will pause, I'll get a few
>> system sounds and it'll work again. It seems to occur
>> fairly regularly. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
>>
>> Thanks in advance...
>
>What kind of mouse? If you jiggle the cord where it
enters the mouse
>case (if it is a corded mouse) do you get the "system
sounds"? If so,
>the mouse cord is shorting.
>
>Jim
>
>
>.
>