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Re: funky mouse and clock
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Sat, 4 Oct 2003 19:23:32 -0600
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Check your system resources...especially processor utilization....sounds
like something else is using all your processor cycles....maybe a virus or
a screwy program.

>I have a Duron 950 system running Win 98se and have recently encountered a
>strange problem.  After the computer has been running for about 30
>minutes, the mouse becomes "sticky".

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