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by gbworld
The lag here is most likely caused by your mouse driver. There are a couple of things that you can do here.
1. See if there is a new driver for the mouse. As time goes by, better drivers are created.
2. Add more memory. This may solve an errant memory eater, but will not help if the mouse driver is really bad. While 64mb seems like a lot, windows (assumption) eats a lot of memory by putting a lot of stuff in the base OS.
3. Load a generic mouse driver. This will only help if the problem is a driver like Intellimouse.
Before doing anything, you should run some system utilties to see how much memory is being taken up and whether or not the Celeron (since it has no cache) is the problem. I do not think these are the problems. The new mouse driver, if there is one, is a no brainer, as it costs nothing and will improve things regardless.
Memory is the normal reason for a hang, so check and see if memory could be an issue.
Gregory A. Beamer
MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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by mattster67
You might have an IRQ conflict with the mouse and some other peripheral. I have seen this when the modem and mouse use the same IRQ, the modem only downloads when the mouse is moved. Go into Device Manager, click on View Devices By Connection and click on computer. This will tell you what is using what IRQ. IT could be the video and mouse are using the same IRQ.
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