After windows XP loads the mouse pointer freezes. It is not frozen, however, when the netbook is booting. it is an eee pc asus. thanks for any help

Your asus netbook should have come with a White restore dvd. You will need an external dvd drive to use it.
Just put it in and it will boot to the disk and begin the restore process. Follow the instructions and you should do fine.
If it didn't come with a restore disk, You can Load XP or windows 7 from new media. Every driver you will need is provided at asus' website. You will need to load the xp version of the touchpad utility, as well as the chipset and acpi drivers, even if you choose to load windows 7.
I'm using I Eee PC 1000HE with 2 gig of ram and a single core Intel Atom n280 processor, and it runs windows 7 just fine. If you need more help, reply, and I will help as muh as I can.

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I am assuming that you have an XP operating system, in which case you may need to reload the drivers for the camera. Follow this link to the Asus web stie.....

http://www.notebook-driver.com/asus/asus-eee-pc-1000h-netbook-windows-xp-driver-and-utilities/

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Highlight the text you want to delete by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the mouse pointer over the text, then let go of the left mouse button.

Now you can just push the DELETE button or the BACKSPACE button on your keyboard.

Or you can use your mouse to place the mouse pointer on that section of highlighted text and then click the RIGHT mouse button once. Then select CUT from the drop down menu options. This will delete that section of text.

Good luck.

just reformat you pc

try to install the track pad driiver from your laptop drivers cd or from the internet

Hi

Thank you for your query

Please try the following

1) Press fn and a the key next to the power button it will have a picure of a rectangle with a arrow inside, this is normally the F8 key, but maybe different on this laptop


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I don't know what your OS is since it a netbook i'm guessing XP Pro? here's your site to visit.
http://www.asusdriverscenter.com/index.php?id=asd104&gclid=CPCyiIHmoJ0CFZho5QodpSOCEw

You're computer is booting that's not your problem. Its just not booting into Windows which is a different subject, so a boot disk will not do you any good. You have some corrupted files at the Windows end not the start up end. The only way to correct the Windows corrupt files is to use a Windows disc. So you'll have to buy/borrow a portable DVD/CD player and a copy of windows. Once the Windows disc loads then its just a matter of clicking on "repair" when the disc asks..that one of the drawbacks of netbooks..If you have any questions let me know..

It probably just freezes due to too many tasks. After all that laptop doesn't have a lot of RAM, it's a great device though, i have the same one.

Can you use the keyboard? If you can then the mouse software is damaged. If you cannot use the keyboard then boot to safe mode. If safe mode is frozen then the problem is hardware.