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by ann777
What IRQ is your mouse operating on? Are there other resource intensive devices on that IRQ? Look at the memory addresses that are being used. This definitely sounds like a resource conflict.
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by rcom
Agree with the resource conflict. Right click on MY COMPUTER and select properties choose DEVICE MANAGER and click VIEW DEVICES BY TYPE and click the first icon COMPUTER in the window that shows whats in the system. In this window it will show the IRQ settings.
Does the computer respond to keystrokes? You may be perceiving what is a locked computer as a mouse problem.
Remove any installed drivers for the mouse and reboot see what happens with the win98 drivers.
Download and install motherboard drivers.
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