Mouse

Sorry to be so long in getting back. I Don't know how to disable the mouse
pad and the new mouse didn't come with any software. I used it for some time
before it went bad with no problem. However I have a more serious problem
now. The laptop doesn't seem to recognize that I am using the a/c adapter.
I keep getting a critical battery message and then I hear a small POP and it
shuts down after only a few minutes. It's kind of old and I can't really
afford a new one right now but I don't want to spend a lot of money at the
repair shop if it's something as simple as the A/C adaptor is bad. Any
suggestions? Thanks, Rosalie

"thecreator" wrote:

> Hi Rosalie,
>
> Did you disable the Built-in Mouse Pad? Have you installed the Mouse
> Drivers for the new Mouse?
>
>
> --
> thecreator
>
>
> "Rosalie" wrote in message
>
> >I seem to be having problems with my mouse. I am using a Compaq M700
> >laptop.
> > I have purchased a new mouse so it's in the system somewhere. I have gone
> > to
> > the control panel and checked but can't seem to find the problem.
> > Sometimes
> > it just stops working all together, sometimes I just can't scroll with the
> > wheel and sometimes it just skips all over the page and windows keep
> > popping
> > up. If I unplug it and wait a few seconds then replug it it begins to
> > work.
> > It gets very annoying. Any suggestions?
>
>
>
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Hi Rosalie,

Turn off the computer, completely. Plug in the A/C Adapter and leave it
plugged in for 24 hours and see what happens after the computer has been
shutdown for 24 hours.


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thecreator



"Rosalie" wrote in message

> Sorry to be so long in getting back. I Don't know how to disable the
> mouse
> pad and the new mouse didn't come with any software. I used it for some
> time
> before it went bad with no problem. However I have a more serious problem
> now. The laptop doesn't seem to recognize that I am using the a/c
> adapter.
> I keep getting a critical battery message and then I hear a small POP and
> it
> shuts down after only a few minutes. It's kind of old and I can't really
> afford a new one right now but I don't want to spend a lot of money at the
> repair shop if it's something as simple as the A/C adaptor is bad. Any
> suggestions? Thanks, Rosalie
>
> "thecreator" wrote:
>
>> Hi Rosalie,
>>
>> Did you disable the Built-in Mouse Pad? Have you installed the Mouse
>> Drivers for the new Mouse?
>>
>>
>> --
>> thecreator
>>
>>
>> "Rosalie" wrote in message
>>
>> >I seem to be having problems with my mouse. I am using a Compaq M700
>> >laptop.
>> > I have purchased a new mouse so it's in the system somewhere. I have
>> > gone
>> > to
>> > the control panel and checked but can't seem to find the problem.
>> > Sometimes
>> > it just stops working all together, sometimes I just can't scroll with
>> > the
>> > wheel and sometimes it just skips all over the page and windows keep
>> > popping
>> > up. If I unplug it and wait a few seconds then replug it it begins to
>> > work.
>> > It gets very annoying. Any suggestions?
>>
>>
>>
 >> Stay informed about: Mouse