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by qballrail
by dburton
by thechas
Have you checked mouse properties to verify that the left button has not been re-assigned?
Another possability, is that someone installed a joke-ware program on your PC.
Look for strange programs in startup, or running in the background.
Another possability is registry corruption from trying the multiple mice.
You may need to manually go through the registry, and remove any references to all mice.
Be sure to back up the registry before you start deleteing keys.
Have you tried a USB or serial mouse? If a USB mouse works, then there is a problem with your PS2 port. (new motherboard)
Chas
by dburton
by vtsuk
It might sound silly but when you change the mouse do you change the drivers
I guess that you installed windows your self, was the mouse working then?
When did the mouse stop working
have you added/removed a modem or other device that connects to a com port
Did you add/remove and software(apps, games, tools,tweeks, Service packs) before the problem accured
If you changed something before the problem try changing it back see if the mouse works
Have you made changes to the BIOS (setting, FLASH)
Lastly Backup all you important data (which you,ve done anyway (Have'nt you))and reinstall windows
or Clean install (format and start again)
You do have the boot disk?
IF your BIOS supports CD BOOT you can use the WINDOWS CDThis is only a quick trouble on the information provided..
by dburton
by dburton
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