Twitching of window causing multiple problems


  1. Samuel M
    Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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    Twitching of window causing multiple problems


    Problems:
    ->Switching to foremost window when using start menu
    ->Auto deselecting when selecting multiple objects
    ->Window deselecting while dragging it, casing it to un-drag.
    ->typing in star menu or run, words get auto selected and so get deleated while typing.
    ->Tool bar menus goes off while using......
    Please Help.
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  3. MilesAhead
    Posts : 5,092
    Windows 7 32 bit
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    It sounds like you may have gotten some prank software on your PC. The first thing I would try is a scan with MBAM. The free version is just fine for scanning.
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