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Thanks...it was the mouse or the mouse driver. I installed a new mouse and driver and all is well.
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Thanks...it was the mouse or the mouse driver. I installed a new mouse and driver and all is well.

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Kewl, glad it was something inexpensive! &nbsp;Especially this close to holidays... &lt;smile&gt;<br />

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Kewl, glad it was something inexpensive!  Especially this close to holidays... <smile>


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I have a computer that acks like it has a virus of some sort, yet after spending $70 for Symantec Support, they say there is none. They logged in to the computer and ran their virus scan and found nothing and have come to the conclusion that the problem is hardware related.<br />
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Here is what it does. At will, it will beep and then freeze for about a second whenever I move the mouse. If I am in an application, it will beep, freeze for a second and then change the zoom size of the document. I really notice it in Coreldraw. I will be working on a document and when I move the mouse, the zoom changes again. I updated the mouse driver and the screen driver as Symantec suggested, but it continues. I ran some RAM test and nothing shows up as being defective. <br />
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It has all the symptoms of a virus. I think it is something Symantec hasn't discovered yet.<br />
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Any Ideas?
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I have a computer that acks like it has a virus of some sort, yet after spending $70 for Symantec Support, they say there is none. They logged in to the computer and ran their virus scan and found nothing and have come to the conclusion that the problem is hardware related.

Here is what it does. At will, it will beep and then freeze for about a second whenever I move the mouse. If I am in an application, it will beep, freeze for a second and then change the zoom size of the document. I really notice it in Coreldraw. I will be working on a document and when I move the mouse, the zoom changes again. I updated the mouse driver and the screen driver as Symantec suggested, but it continues. I ran some RAM test and nothing shows up as being defective. 

It has all the symptoms of a virus. I think it is something Symantec hasn't discovered yet.

Any Ideas?

Cannot find virus

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.