My start button doesn t call a little hurry, hurry

Your newly invented "start button"? Master, "not called a point"? Unintelligible.

Try: 1. Restart the computer; 2. Unplug and reinsert.

Your words are very unclear, others are just guessing what you mean, and of course the answer is not right. My understanding of your problem is: "My mouse is not listening, running around when moving, and I can't move to the designated target", if so, rebooting and replugging and plugging it in, it may be a system problem.

If it's moving too fast, try it:

Control Panel > Mouse > Pointer Options: Pull "Select Pointer Movement Speed" to the middle and check "Improve Pointer Accuracy". Others will be chosen according to the situation.

What is the start key? Is it a shortcut? I really can't help you! Speak clearly next time. Looking for a fight?

Man, isn't it Xi'an? Don't call a point? Oh, that's playing khim...

Just kick the host right.

Try slowering the pointer speed of the mouse in the control panel!

Is it remotely controlled?

Start - Programs - System Restore and take a look.

The simplest advice is to update your antivirus software to the latest virus database and check for viruses, which may take up to an hour. You may have more time to redo the system plus patching. Be diligent, put up a firewall, and patch it.

I guess "don't call the dot" is their dialect there.

1. Restart the computer; 2. Unplug and reinsert.

There is only one explanation. --Hell yes.

I guess it's a mouse problem, unplug it and plug it back in.

After pulling back (installing, then pulling back), you right-click on the taskbar and select Lock.

Steady point dragging... Don't worry, just drag it back.

Unlock the taskbar pull down.

Boot in safe mode, antivirus, and restore the system to the original good point in time: Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - System Restore. If it is not restored, the system will have a big problem, and it will only be reinstalled.

This is the easiest way to test that your system is healthy and that it can be restored without having to reinstall it.

Hi buddy ! I'm using a Lenovo keyboard with basic stuff similar to your company !

Again I drank coffee and accidentally spilled it on the keyboard! The final result is similar to you, anyway, the functions are strung together! I don't know if yours is not!

You change the keyboard to see!

I have a preliminary estimate that your situation is the same as mine! Why don't you change the keyboard and see if it's easy to use!

If it doesn't work!

That's another possibility, and that's that your machine is being monitored by a Trojan horse!

Try to redo the system, what should be no problem!

Solution: 1. Now re-do the system to see when it is used normally! (I guess it's unlikely, so let's try it!) ）

2. Borrow a keyboard from a friend and try it to see if it can be used normally! (If it can be used normally, then you can only change the keyboard!) ）

Hope it helps you a little!

Is your keyboard getting water or a drink or something like that, try a different keyboard.

It must be that your keyboard is broken and old. My friend did the same, and it was OK to have a keyboard.

Put the keyboard on another machine for testing first, if it is still like this, then replace or repair the keyboard: if it is normal, it is recommended to reinstall it.

Change the keyboard, and the functions in the keyboard are messy.

It's not very clear, you first check if the keyboard has any keys stuck and not bouncing!

If other functions are good,It's estimated that there is a problem with the keyboard's wiring or the key under the keyboard is broken,You'd better go to customer service or something.,If it's a problem with the software, it's good to brush the machine.,Don't worry.,What you said isn't very careful.,It's best to find someone who understands it for you.,Draw conclusions.。

Did you set it up right? When inserted, it is not a point of the meter key.

Shut down and restart to try If not, take it to Xiaomi Home for debugging.

There's no way to pull it directly with the mouse.

Hello! No way.

Pull it directly with the mouse.

It's not easy to type, adopt it!

When you say touch the boot button with a screwdriver, is it talking about the boot circuit on the motherboard, if so, it should not be caused by leakage. Try plugging the memory module back in. If it's not good, it may be caused by the motherboard not being repaired or the voltage in your home is unstable.

Tell them to take a look at the place where they get the motherboard repaired.