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by dmiles
Apperently some of the files became corrupt and this is showing up,
Run the anti-virus once again
now run scan disk to verify any corrupt files,it may not report any.
find the mouse .exe files in C:/WINDOWS/Applications,delete then reinstall the files.
The other part will entail that you reinstall the service pack SRI from the Microsoft technical web site.
hope htis helps
Check the previous questions from techrepublic from the week of Sept.7-31,for a similar question to this same problem.
by smprficb
Answer 1 is good, you could also try to re-install windows to another directory like win98(2). This will mean you have a fresh install of windows and will be able to identify if you have a software issue or not.
The big problem with virus scanners is when they remove the virus they can cuase alot of damage to the infected file. Some anti-virus programs will write dummy code over the top of the virus which is embedded in the file which stuffs it. The virus is gone but the problems persist, you will need to replace any damaged files.
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by rgravelle
I had that problem recently. You may find it
strange, but I ran defrag on my drive, and the problem went away.
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