I wonder if it s a mouse problem?

It may be caused by some software, I have caused this situation a few times before because of the Rising 2008 version, there is a process that replaces your current process and becomes the current process. If you install Rising 2008 and you turn off its real-time monitoring and start it again, you don't need to have this situation, if you still want to use it, please reinstall the system!

Re-drive the graphics card.

...It feels like it's a little bit remotely controlled... How much time? It is recommended to redo the system.

Supplement, then go to the repair office and ask them to repair it for you, that thing should not cost money. It seems that the computer was bought in a short time. The system has never done it.

Oh, I bought my first computer less than 1 week after I bought it. . . Because it gave me a 98 at that timeOff topic.

Anyway, let's go find a repair. If you spend money on a computer, you can fix it for free, and all the problems will be solved.

That's probably a mouse problem. Give it a try instead, there's a notebook group for you to add to 33745981

There should be a problem with the background program, you switch to safe mode to see if there is a problem, if there is no problem, it must be a background virus or malware.

Nowadays, many of the software with pop-up ads are blocked by the browser, and it will have this effect when it sends out commands and does not respond.

Kill the poison now, if it doesn't work, it is recommended to restore the system again, and if it doesn't work, change the mouse.

Did you touch the touchpad with your hand? Disable the touch pad and try it! fn+f9

Mouse line problem, change the mouse.

Try locking the touchpad while using the mouse.

It may be that you accidentally bumped into the touchpad while typing, causing the mouse pointer to run.

It's time to reinstall the system! Either there is that Jian'an on the keyboard and can't play it!

Let's switch mouse. It's possible that you're using the mouse for too long.

I'm not sure about that.

Because I've been in this situation with you once, and it's good to change the mouse.

Well, one way to do this is to redo the system and see if it's a driver problem.

I can't think of anything else for the time being. Because this usually happens to you on old machines.

Reinstall the touchpad driver software on your laptop.

**Let's take a look at the system, if it's not a mouse, there is no problem with reinstalling the system and resetting the defaults.

If you reinstall it like that, there is usually a problem with the interface on the mouse.

I guess there's still a problem with the interface.

The computer is an indispensable tool for us to learn and work, and the mouse is one of its components. Then do you know why a mouse is called a mouse? Let's talk about it.

The mouse is a common and commonly used computer input device, because the device drags a long tail like a mouse, so the inventor jokingly called it "mouse", hence the name "mouse".

The mouse was invented in 1964 by Douglas Engelbart, who was working at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), an institution sponsored by Stanford University, and who had long been thinking about how to make computers easier to operate and how to replace the cumbersome instructions entered by the keyboard.

In the early '60s, he took out his laptop (not a laptop) while attending a conference and sketched a device that used two wheels perpendicular to each other at the bottom to track movements, which was the prototype of the mouse. In 1964, Douglas Engelbart perfected the idea of such a device and produced the first finished product. For this reason, Douglas Engelbart is also known as the "father of the mouse".

At that time, there was no name for the "mouse", and the new device was a small wooden box with two scroll wheels inside, but only one button. Its working principle is to drive the shaft to rotate by the roller, and make the rheostat change the resistance value, the change of the resistance value will produce a displacement signal, and the cursor indicating the position on the screen can be moved after being processed by the computer.

Because the device dragged a long line like a mouse (like a mouse's tail), Douglas Engelbart and his colleagues jokingly called it "mouse" in the laboratory, and he also thought that the mouse might be widely used in the future, so he called it "display system x-y position indicator" when he applied for a patent, but people felt that the name "mouse" was more affectionate, so he was called "mouse".

In 1963, Engelbart established the Center for Development Studies at the Stanford Institute and was finally able to pursue his dreams. It was in this year that he made his first mouse out of wood and a small iron wheel. In the 70s of the last century, Xerox continued to refine Engelbart's inventions.

In January 1983, Apple launched the "Lisa" personal computer, which was the first to be equipped with a mouse.

On the patent certificate, the mouse's official name is "Display System Vertical and Horizontal Position Indicator", but someone at the Stanford Institute called it a mouse, and the name has been passed down.

The invention of the mouse preceded the advent of the personal computer and changed the personal computer industry forever. When it comes to making computers easier to use, there's probably no tool quite like a mouse.

Ironically, Engelbart did not become a millionaire, or even a billionaire, because of his invention. Because the invention of the mouse was completed at the Stanford Research Institute with the funds of the United States, the patent right of the mouse belongs to the first.

And what this old man invented was a wooden box with a wheel on it that could only be scanned in four directions

Mouse: a kind of input device of the computer, divided into wired and wireless, but also the computer display system vertical and horizontal positioning indicators, why is the mouse called mouse?