Solved Typing problem and Services Screen Error

[lbulmer]

I'm having a problem lately with my cursor disappearing when I'm typing. It's as if the program I'm working in goes inactive, so I have to use my mouse to click on the typing spot to be able to continue typing.

I went to check my services, but when I go there, I get an error that the library is not regisgtered, Code O, URL: res://C:\Windows\system32\mmcndmgr.dll/views.js and "Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?" If I click yes, then I get the services, but the left column where the description usually appears is blank.

Can anybody help? I've lost the cursor about 8 times just trying to type this! Very annoying and frustrating.

 

[SlasherIT]

Are you on a laptop? Please fill in your system specs.

 

[zsxd45]

I'm having a problem lately with my cursor disappearing when I'm typing. It's as if the program I'm working in goes inactive, so I have to use my mouse to click on the typing spot to be able to continue typing.

I went to check my services, but when I go there, I get an error that the library is not regisgtered, Code O, URL: res://C:\Windows\system32\mmcndmgr.dll/views.js and "Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?" If I click yes, then I get the services, but the left column where the description usually appears is blank.

Can anybody help? I've lost the cursor about 8 times just trying to type this! Very annoying and frustrating.

Not at recommended system requirments?

 

[SlasherIT]

zsxd45 - System requirements don't have anything to do with this.

 

[zsxd45]

zsxd45 - System requirements don't have anything to do with this.

Maybe not, but you may have a lack of power in their pc to complete the task they are trying to do?

 

[SlasherIT]

No lol. No offense, but before offering advice to someone, make sure you know what you are talking about. His error is not because lack of power or his rig, but a problem related either to the mouse, or accidentally bumping on the mousepad (if the OP has a laptop).

 

[zsxd45]

No lol. No offense, but before offering advice to someone, make sure you know what you are talking about. His error is not because lack of power or his rig, but a problem related either to the mouse, or accidentally bumping on the mousepad (if the OP has a laptop).

ok, I got it wrong, thanks for letting me know

 

[lbulmer]

Actually, it's not a laptop. It's a Dell Inspiron 580 PC, using a Microsoft wireless mouse, 64-bit, Windows 7 Professional. It seems to happen mostly after the computer boots up and is okay after about an hour - I think. The disappearing cursor while typing happens in any program. The only programs I have at start up is Outlook 2007, Chrome, McAfee.

Hope that narrows it down.

 

[SlasherIT]

Could you please tell me the exact model of the mouse if possible?

 

[lbulmer]

MS Wireless mouse 5000.

 

[lbulmer]

I don't think it's the mouse. Why would that cause the programs to become inactive while I'm typing?

 

[SlasherIT]

Try installing Microsoft Intellipoint to see if it fixes the problem. Download IntelliPoint 8.2 - FileHippo.com

 

[lbulmer]

I already had IntelliPoint installed, but it was 8.1. I downloaded 8.2 and installed it. I'll see if that makes a difference and let you know. If not, then I'll use a USB mouse and see if there's any difference. Thanks.

 

[SlasherIT]

You are using the mouse through the PS/2 port?

 

[lbulmer]

The wireless? No. It came with a USB receiver.

 

[SlasherIT]

Alright, good.

 

[lbulmer]

Okay. So I downloaded the new IntelliPoint and tried a wired mouse - makes no difference. I tried to time it while typing this morning, and it actually seems to be every 30 seconds, the typing cuts out and the program flashes, as if it's gone inactive. I've looked at the task manager processes to see if I can see something, but it moves so fast, I can't tell anything.

 

[SlasherIT]

Strange... can you run sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt?

 

[lbulmer]

Yes. I did, and it found no integrity violations.

 

[SlasherIT]

I'm confused...