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Flickering mouse flickers and disappears when a game or movie is being play why and how do i fix this plz??

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My Mouse Flickers and it's become so fast that I couln't stop it and read the page. Pl help. - Mukund Taksale [email protected] [email protected]

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Sounds like overheating, buy a zalman fan kit, with the little blue aluminium heatsinks.

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Mouse flickers & disappears on games

I don't know about it being a virus, but if it is,.. Have you updated your virus definitions and the rest of your Anti-virus, Anti-spyware progrms and actually run them lately?
Some people hardly ever update and/or run their programs.
You might also try updating your mouse drivers.
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I have a Pioneer PDP-R05FE 43'' TV. When I connect my PS3 to show Blue Ray films I get a flicker in the picture. It is connected using a good quality HDMI cable. There is no flicker when playing SD films...

go into your dispay menu and adjust the response 50-60hrz or if your tv is capped at 1080i then drop the ps3 to 720p and that will smooth it out alittle too as the interlaced picture is alittle choppy apposed to progressive picures and finally sometimes they just do it no rhyme or reason to it so dont go crazy about this ok :)
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I wasplaying a game and the lights flickered off and on and now it wont play any movies or games. What can i do to fix this problem.
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Is could be your TV and not the PS3. When the resolution of the screen changes, you TV will flicker to adjust to the new resolution. My TV flickers in a similar way when playing games of lower resolution than my HDTV.
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Does it do this with all Blu-Ray movies?
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Mouse flickers & disappears only on games

Since your mouse works fine other than in the game can I suggest you instal the latest driver combo from ATI. Just because the card has PowerColor's name, it's still an ATI chip.
So in this order, update windows. You'll need .Net framwork 2.0,
do not skip lower version & install .Net framwork one at a time restarting when requested. Install directX 9.0c from here:
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Flickering

When the TV is flickering, do you notice any noise in the audio? If so, it could be a loose connection inside the set or a High voltage transformer going bad. Does it constantly flicker or come and go. If the latter, can you slap the side of the TV or jar it to get the problem to come and go? If so, it is likely a bad connection inside the set. I'm assuming that when you were playing the movie that you used the A/V input jacks rather than using the tuner on channel 3. Otherwise the tuner could have bad connections or bad grounds inside. A repair shop will most likely have to fix this problem. If the set was over 9 years old however, I'd upgrade to a new HDTV set.
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