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		<title>By: Wendy Beaudoin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wendy Beaudoin</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:48:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi,

I had the same problem.  It got worse over a few weeks time.  It got so bad that I couldn&#039;t even type more than 1 letter without moving the pointer back to &quot;right after the letter&quot;.  A thousand little windows popping up over and over in minutes.  Opening files on its own, asking me if I wanted to delete them, etc etc.  I took my laptop computer twice to the place where I bought it, and had it totally cleaned up and checked over.  A new spyware program was added (Microsoft Windows Definder). I already had Norton for viruses.  I think they fiddled with it a bit and when it ran good, they&#039;d shut it down.  But it was always after it warmed up for a few minutes, that it when NUTS.  I paid about $200 for nothing and finally decided to play around on my own.  I went to the control panel, clicked on MOUSE, then clicked the DEVICE SETTINGS tab, then clicked DISABLE.  And as unbelievable as it sounds, the problem vanished.  I can no longer use the laptop mouse touch pad.  I plugged in a small portable mouse and VOILA ... problem solved.  It is a small price to pay (to have to use a MOUSE) but soooooooo worth it.  I imagine if I had taken it back to the computer store and asked them to repair or replace the &quot;touch pad&quot;, that would have solved the problem but I had already spent way too much money on a 3 year old laptop.  This may not solve your problems ... but it is certainly worth trying.  Good luck.

WendyB</description>
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<p>I had the same problem.  It got worse over a few weeks time.  It got so bad that I couldn&#8217;t even type more than 1 letter without moving the pointer back to &#8220;right after the letter&#8221;.  A thousand little windows popping up over and over in minutes.  Opening files on its own, asking me if I wanted to delete them, etc etc.  I took my laptop computer twice to the place where I bought it, and had it totally cleaned up and checked over.  A new spyware program was added (Microsoft Windows Definder). I already had Norton for viruses.  I think they fiddled with it a bit and when it ran good, they&#8217;d shut it down.  But it was always after it warmed up for a few minutes, that it when NUTS.  I paid about $200 for nothing and finally decided to play around on my own.  I went to the control panel, clicked on MOUSE, then clicked the DEVICE SETTINGS tab, then clicked DISABLE.  And as unbelievable as it sounds, the problem vanished.  I can no longer use the laptop mouse touch pad.  I plugged in a small portable mouse and VOILA &#8230; problem solved.  It is a small price to pay (to have to use a MOUSE) but soooooooo worth it.  I imagine if I had taken it back to the computer store and asked them to repair or replace the &#8220;touch pad&#8221;, that would have solved the problem but I had already spent way too much money on a 3 year old laptop.  This may not solve your problems &#8230; but it is certainly worth trying.  Good luck.</p>
<p>WendyB</p>
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