Keyboard insert Hello, There an option that was taken, and I'm not sure how to take it off. The curser shows a small black box and when I try an insert it deleted as I type. How do I take that option off?

Perhaps you KILLED it suggest a professional repair shop

Prt SC (Print Screen) does NOT send the screen to the printer!!
If your windows desktop is showing, Print Screen will capture the ENTIRE screen to the clipboard - Open Paint and Ctrl-V to paste the captured image into paint (or other graphics program).
If you want to capture only the active screen, use Alt-Prt Sc and do the same with it.
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have you checked your display settings? have you updated your operating system and anti virus software? have you updated the manufacture hardware drivers from their websites? these are things that you can do immediately, if you are unable to see the start button located at the bottom of your screen, then push the windows emblem located at the bottom left of your keyboard. it is next to the ALT and the space bar.

Try using another mouse

Go to the Tools menu and select Options.
In the Options box that comes up, select IM & SMS from the left-hand column. On the left side, select IM settings, if it isn't selected already.
Select "Show advanced options." If this is already selected, then you won't see this button (instead you will see a "Show basic options" button). You want the advanced options.
Under where it says "Pressing Enter will," make sure "Send IM" is selected and not "Insert line break."
Click Save at the bottom.
This should fix your problem.

You didn't say what happens when you try to start in safe mode or enter the BIOS. Because you say that you can't make a selection when you insert the restore disk, I suspect that either your mouse or keyboard have stopped working. Try a different mouse or keyboard. If that doesn't work, then suspect a bad motherboard.

Control Panel
Mouse
Pointer Options

Uncheck the "Snap To" box.

Check your captions options, turn off text options in menu.
This is your only problem, just check your close caption options.

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hello,have you tryed cleaning the bottom of your mouse any dirt of debre can cause a bad mouse curse movement also have you checked to make sure you have updated drivers for your logitech devises ?

This error message occurs if the following conditions are true:

• The option Nothing (hide objects) is selected in the Display options for this workbook section in the Excel Options dialog box.
• You create an object, such as a cell comment, in any cell in a column.
• You try to hide the column to the left of the column that contains the object, the column that contains the object, or all the columns to the right side of the column that contains the object. Or, in some cases, you try to insert a row or column in the worksheet.

There are two ways to fix this problem.
Method 1:  Temporarily toggle the option from "Nothing (hide objects)" to All In Excel 2007, temporarily toggle the option from Nothing (hide objects) to All, and then insert the rows or columns as needed. To do this, follow these steps:

1. In the upper-left corner of the Excel window, click the Microsoft Office button.
2. At the bottom of the menu, click Excel Options.
3. Click Advanced from list of options on the left.
4. Scroll down to the Display options for this workbook section, and then click All under For objects, show:, and then click OK.

Notes To use the keyboard shortcut to toggle this selection, press CTRL+6. 
If these steps do not let you hide rows or columns or insert rows or columns in Excel 2007, try the steps in method 2.
Method 2: Change the position property of the object to Move and size with cells To work around this issue, Excel 2003, Excel 2002, and Excel 2000, change the position property of the object to Move and size with cells. To do this, follow these steps:

1. If the object is a cell comment, select the cell that contains the comment, right-click the cell, and then click Show Comment or Show/Hide Comments. Note This makes the comment visible.
2. Move the pointer to the edge of the object until the pointer changes into a white arrow with four small black arrows on the pointer. Then, click the object to select it.
3. In Excel 2003 and earlier version of Excel, click <object name> on the Format menu. Note In this menu command, <object name> is the name of the object, such as "Comment" or "AutoShape."  In Excel 2007, click Format <object name>.
4. In the Format dialog box, click the Properties tab.
5. Click Move and size with cells, and then click OK.
6. If you want to hide the cell comment again, right-click the cell that contains the comment, and then click Hide Comment.
7. Follow these steps for each object in the affected column as described in the "Cause" section. When you hide the columns, you do not receive the error message.

For more information, visit the Microsoft Knowledge Base article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/211769