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my pc is driving me mad!!!

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  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    pgilc1 wrote: »
    Cant see that making deleting emails slow? :confused:
    no , it dosnt make deleting emails slow ... its that i have to click the mouse every few seconds 4 or 5 times to delete a meesage . thats what takes the time .
  • aliEnRIK
    aliEnRIK Posts: 17,741 Forumite
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    ahhhhh

    I missunderstood (As most of us have I think)

    The problem is ONLY with your mouse? Buy a new one. Asda have a goodn for about 3 quid!
    :idea:
  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    monkfish72 wrote: »
    sounds like a full temp folder (well its the first thing I'd check)
    go into my computer, right click on C drive, go to properties, tools, disk cleanup, and just go with the default choices

    reboot, see what happens

    it might not be this but very often is, sends people looking for spyware and viruses when the answer is much simpler
    i got as far as "tools" , then it gave me 3 options , error checking , defragmentation and back up. there was no option for disc cleanup . which one of those 3 options do i choose
  • monkfish72
    monkfish72 Posts: 6 Forumite
    lol, or put new batteries in your mouse!
  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    aliEnRIK wrote: »
    ahhhhh

    I missunderstood (As most of us have I think)

    The problem is ONLY with your mouse? Buy a new one. Asda have a goodn for about 3 quid!
    even the keys on the keyboard are inoperative at times ie when clicking on a box to type in an adress etc and nothing happens . i have to keep tapping the key as i would keep clicking the mouse
  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    monkfish72 wrote: »
    lol, or put new batteries in your mouse!
    i changed them last week .. brand new ones , still been the same . :confused:
  • monkfish72
    monkfish72 Posts: 6 Forumite
    cadmus wrote: »
    i changed them last week .. brand new ones , still been the same . :confused:

    you tried the disk cleanup I suggested yet, the more I read of your problem the more I think its the answer
  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    monkfish72 wrote: »
    you tried the disk cleanup I suggested yet, the more I read of your problem the more I think its the answer
    there was NOT an option for disc clean up , only ERROR CHECKING - DISCFRAGMENTATION or BACK UP. Ichose error checking and it scanned for ages after it rebooted. still appears the same . so is that what disc clean what i did earlier
  • cadmus
    cadmus Posts: 262 Forumite
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    monkfish72 wrote: »
    you tried the disk cleanup I suggested yet, the more I read of your problem the more I think its the answer
    ifound out how to do a disc clean. its just finnished and ill let you know if any improvement
  • aliEnRIK
    aliEnRIK Posts: 17,741 Forumite
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    cadmus wrote: »
    even the keys on the keyboard are inoperative at times ie when clicking on a box to type in an adress etc and nothing happens . i have to keep tapping the key as i would keep clicking the mouse

    Are they both wireless?
    :idea:
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