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yacoo,<br />
Check your CMOS setup to see if PS/2 mouse is enabled.<br />
If so, disable it and the conflict should disappear.<br />
Regards,<br />
Ralph<br />
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yacoo,
Check your CMOS setup to see if PS/2 mouse is enabled.
If so, disable it and the conflict should disappear.
Regards,
Ralph



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Mark Aerts,<br />
What an answer!<br />
Please don't waste everyones time by proposing an answer based on your assumptions instead of information given.<br />
Ralph<br />
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Mark Aerts,
What an answer!
Please don't waste everyones time by proposing an answer based on your assumptions instead of information given.
Ralph



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yacoo,<br />
If the proposed answer does not solve your problem, please re-open the question so that other experts may provide a solution for you.<br />
We need some feedback from you if you still have a problem.<br />
Ralph<br />
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yacoo,
If the proposed answer does not solve your problem, please re-open the question so that other experts may provide a solution for you.
We need some feedback from you if you still have a problem.
Ralph



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I DON'T HAVE A PS/2 MOUSE BUT WINDOWS 95 ALWAYS<br />
CONFILICT ?<br />

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I DON'T HAVE A PS/2 MOUSE BUT WINDOWS 95 ALWAYS
CONFILICT ?


ps/2 mouse

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