Mouse Problem w/ Windows 98 SE
This is a discussion about Mouse Problem w/ Windows 98 SE in the Windows Hardware category; I know this is not explicity Windows NT or 2000 related, but maybe the hardware experts might know something about my problem. I recently acquired a few Toshiba Equium 5160D PCs with the following specs: Pentium 166 64 MB RAM WD 644A Hard Drive (Some have Maxtor HDs) Toshiba Floppy & CD-ROM Integrated Intel NIC/ATI ...
I know this is not explicity Windows NT or 2000 related, but maybe the hardware experts might know something about my problem.
I recently acquired a few Toshiba Equium 5160D PCs with the following specs:
Pentium 166
64 MB RAM
WD 644A Hard Drive (Some have Maxtor HDs)
Toshiba Floppy & CD-ROM
Integrated Intel NIC/ATI Video/Crystal Sound
I am running a fresh install of Windows 98 SE on them but have run into a problem with the mouse. When the hard drive is being accessed, the mouse cursor moves really slow and jumps across the screen when I move it. I have not been able to figure out exactly what the problem is or how to fix it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for the help...
I recently acquired a few Toshiba Equium 5160D PCs with the following specs:
Pentium 166
64 MB RAM
WD 644A Hard Drive (Some have Maxtor HDs)
Toshiba Floppy & CD-ROM
Integrated Intel NIC/ATI Video/Crystal Sound
I am running a fresh install of Windows 98 SE on them but have run into a problem with the mouse. When the hard drive is being accessed, the mouse cursor moves really slow and jumps across the screen when I move it. I have not been able to figure out exactly what the problem is or how to fix it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for the help...
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Try - http://sysopt.earthweb.com/ They have a pretty sharp group over there on Win98 issues. If you get a reply from DosFreak, he'll probably be right on the money.