Pointer won't disappear

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cleo_cat

Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the standard
serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I type but it
won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with the cursor in the
way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't helped. My mouse says it
is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
 
cleo_cat said:
Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the standard
serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I type but it
won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with the cursor in the
way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't helped. My mouse says it
is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
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Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on the
Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then go to
the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
 
Nass

"Based on my system this path provided by you is incorrect "Click StartMouse properties click on this tab: Pointer Options:"

It should read "Start, Control Panel, Mouse, Pointers tab.

--


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

cleo_cat said:
Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the
standard serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I
type but it won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with
the cursor in the way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't
helped. My mouse says it is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
Click to expand...



Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on
the Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then
go to the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
Click to expand...
 
Gerry

That is not right, it should read Pointers Options that what it should be on
any system. Unless another hardware with configuration utility been installed
(OP said SP/2) the standard mouse.

This a standard been followed by all (manu) for Microsoft SP/2 mouse.

Again, please don't reply to my posts, as I don't have a problem the OP
does!!!

If you do have an answer, please kindly post it to the OP or if you have a
question open your own thread, so we can answer your Q.
This considered hijacking Gerry!!!

Thank you

HTH,
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk







Gerry said:
Nass

"Based on my system this path provided by you is incorrect "Click StartMouse properties click on this tab: Pointer Options:"

It should read "Start, Control Panel, Mouse, Pointers tab.

--


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

cleo_cat said:
Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the
standard serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I
type but it won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with
the cursor in the way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't
helped. My mouse says it is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
Click to expand...



Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on
the Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then
go to the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
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Nass

It is Pointer Options as you say.

I was not disagreeing with the import of your suggestion; only the route
to accessing Pointer Options!

You have become a hornery individual! Co-operation helps achieve the
best user outcomes!

--


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Gerry

That is not right, it should read Pointers Options that what it
should be on any system. Unless another hardware with configuration
utility been installed (OP said SP/2) the standard mouse.

This a standard been followed by all (manu) for Microsoft SP/2 mouse.

Again, please don't reply to my posts, as I don't have a problem the
OP does!!!

If you do have an answer, please kindly post it to the OP or if you
have a question open your own thread, so we can answer your Q.
This considered hijacking Gerry!!!

Thank you

HTH,
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk







Gerry said:
Nass

"Based on my system this path provided by you is incorrect "Click
Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on the
Mouse. On Mouse properties click on this tab: Pointer Options:"

It should read "Start, Control Panel, Mouse, Pointers tab.

--


Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

:

Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the
standard serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I
type but it won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with
the cursor in the way. I've tried changing my cursor and that
hasn't helped. My mouse says it is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.



Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click
on the Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then
go to the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
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Sorry I didn't respond sooner. I was away.

This did not work.

nass said:
cleo_cat said:
Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the standard
serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I type but it
won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with the cursor in the
way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't helped. My mouse says it
is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
Click to expand...



Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on the
Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then go to
the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
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What happen if you changed to another mouse, does the problem persist ?

Did you install any new screen saver or wallpaper recently?

cleo_cat said:
Sorry I didn't respond sooner. I was away.

This did not work.

nass said:
cleo_cat said:
Windows XP
I am using the mouse that came with my Dell desktop. It uses the standard
serial mouse 5.1.2600.0 driver.

I have checked the box that tells the mouse to disappear while I type but it
won't disappear. It is kind of a challenge to type with the cursor in the
way. I've tried changing my cursor and that hasn't helped. My mouse says it
is working perfectly.

Thank you in advance for any help.
Click to expand...



Click Start >> Control panel >> Printers and other Hardware, click on the
Mouse.
On Mouse properties click on this tab:
Pointer Options:
Make sure these settings are correct:

Motion:

Select a pointer speed:

Slow ________v________ Fast

--------------
Snap to

Don't check this check box.

--------------
Visibility:
[ ] Display pointers trails
Don't check this box.

[ ] Hide pointer while typing
Check this box.


[ ] Show location of pointer when I press CTRL key.
Don't check this check box.


Click [Apply ] then [OK]. Does it help.

If the above doesn't help try to uncheck this box:
[ ] Hide pointer while typing click [OK] Reboot your machine then go to
the mouse properties and check it.

HTH
nass
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