I have problem with configutation , or the drive are not good, because the monitor works my mouse a way.

The message about parameters is from SMART monitoring, a function of the motherboard. SMART monitoring keeps a watch on several hard drive parameters, and warns you when they go out of preset limits. It's meant as an early warning that the drive may be failing, and you should back up any important data while you still can. The message doesn't mean that hard drive failure is imminent, but it's a good idea to do the backup if you haven't. It's probably also a good idea to buy a replacement hard drive now. They aren't expensive. Use a program like Norton Ghost to copy the current drive image to the new one, and you won't need to restore your system from scratch later.

Your mouse problem might be related to the disk drive, or it could just be a coincidence. A new mouse is cheap if the freezing keeps happening after you resolve the hard drive issue.

go to control panel >> printer and other hardware >> mouse >> in button innable button configutation and appy... u can use right button as left..

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just open it and check the switch is properly touch with the outer panel...

No input from Video card, try to connect second video cards head to your monitor.

If there is no display on the monitor, then your computer is not sending a video signal to the monitor.
This could be caused by a bad video card or some other hardware problem. I would open the case and disconnect all the devices (hard drive, CD, etc. Leave only the CPU, memory, and video connected. You could leave the keyboard and mouse connected too.
If your computer then starts, you can start to add devices (after turning the computer off) one at a time.
If this doesn't work, then you are looking at replacing the motherboard or just the video card if that is possible.

Could be an overheating problem... Get a hardware monitor and see what the cpu temperature is. PC Wizard is a good program and it's free.

Sometimes, i can be the wiring, so check all of that. But apart from that. I don't know! Hope this helps!
DigicalJAI

check your power settings (run>control>power options>change plan settings>advanced options>display)
you will see the setting for your monitor to power off
it should be set to 2 hrs or more if you plan on watching a movie or keeping the monitor on without having to frequently touch the keyboard or mouse.
turning adaptive display on may affect your situation as well. try switching it on.

This should do the trick for you. If not you may have an issue with either your video card or your monitors power supply.
(if the light stays on on the monitor when it goes blank but it doesnt repsond to the mouse or the keyboard, its a setting on your system or the hardware itself)
Good Luck!!

Hello,

I have the same problem in Vista, I found a true and working solution apart of droping the mouse to the trash, ok, go to... http://www.a4tech.com/ go to the english version if you dont speak chinese, then find the driver for the mouse model ***-49Z, and there is the solution, GE isnt the builder of this mouse.

Take Care.

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If you do not move the mouse or press any key on the keyboard it could be just going into video power save. Confirm it by moving the mouse or pressing a key on the keyboard. If the monitor comes back on, adjust the power settings in control panel and change the time for the "turn off display" to a more suitable setting.

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