Don't know if this is the proper thread to post this in but here goes. I was told there was a cure for the revolving circle near the mouse pointer when I was using XP, but here again I have it using Win7 constantly. I don't see anything that would cause this so I am asking for some help....
If you use the classic theme, you won't see the cyclone. It will be replaced with the hourglass.
Or are you looking to not have any indication that the computer is busy?
Thanks for quick response. What I am wondering is why my computer is showing it is busy constantly.. "Always"
Maybe it is just me, but there seems to be a lot of threads like this lately. I'm beginning to think that the Windows 10 GWX data gathering is not being tolerated well by some computer configurations. It might not be the GWX process itself, but something that the GWX process conflicts with or triggers that is causing some computers to stay way too busy.
Rather than look for the cause via Task Manager or other tools like that, you might want to try these steps: Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
Win7 should never hang or bog with a perfect install on adequate tested hardware.
Work through the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7
to go over your install thoroughly which will often find problems and resolve them.
It has nothing to do with your computer. It is a problem with Facebook's javascript code. With certain browser user-agent strings, Facebook is changing the mouse pointer to the "busy" state, but it does not return it to the normal state (it's the stopLookingBusy method in their code).
Still a good time to go over your PC most thoroughly with Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.
Are you running a Clean Boot for optimal performance?
Does your hardware test without faults?
Are you clear of repeat errors?
Are any Problems queued which have Solutions?
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