My computor seems to have frozen up the cursor is not moving

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When Windows gets to a black screen with a cursor and gets stuck there, it is likely that there are corrupted system files in your computer. One of the best ways to fix this is using System File Checker (SFC). This tool will look for corrupted system files and repair them accordingly.Oct 26, 2022

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You could have malware going on but if it just seems like it's the mouse chances are it is going bad possibly change the USB port that it is in first

A hard drive runs from a DRIVER that is installed by the operating system and therefore it is on all computers. No worries are needed with 32 or 64 bit. They are plug and play so long as the drive is not the boot drive, if you want to install it and use it to replace another boot drive, it wont work.

Hello,

Which mouse are you using? Is it the integrated mouse or the USB mouse?

If you are using the USB mouse, then try checking if it's plugged in correctly.

If it's your integrated mouse, then restart the computer and when it's up. Try moving your mouse. Restarting it usually does the trick.

If restarting it won't fix the problem, then restart and boot to safe mode. While restarting, tap F8 until you see the options to boot to safe mode. Highlight safe mode by using the arrow keys and hit enter. When you are in safe mode, try moving your mouse. Works or not - update the mouse driver. You can use RadarSync. If no go, then you might need to do a system restore. If worse comes worst, do a complete operating system reinstallation.

I hope this helps!

David

Try uninstalling the drivers for the mouse first, then reboot to see if that works. Don't worry, the drivers will reinstall automatically upon reboot.

Hope this helps. :)

Cursor not move or frozen.very interesting.Problem operating systems or system unite.Service it and install new windows.

try using your external mouse to reinstall the touchpad driver. in almost all cases i've seen of this it has fixed the problem.

hope this helps

Try putting the computer into safe mode by shutting down the computer. Turn the computer back on. At beginning of the boot process press and hold the f8 button and select safe mode from the menu.

When the safe mode is done booting up, try moving the mouse around. If it works, restart the the computer under normal Windows startup procedures.

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you need to press f8 on boot when it is loading, to enter safe mode (before the Windows flash screen)

 

then when in "Safe mode" you can  should be able to gain access,

 

reboot from this mode and see if it loads normally,  if not then you have a configuration issue.

 

go back into safe mode, (login) and go to start>Run,  run a program called MSconfig,  this will allow you to look at your startup items,  and allow you to disable/enable them individually,

 

from this point you can diagnose which programs are causing your issues.

 

I hope this helps