Hi

I'm running Windows XP Home. I changed the mouse pointer to an animated
cursor (on my profile, I'm currently logged onto the family profile as I'm
unable to access my one).

I selected the animated cursor in the Mouse Properties (which isnt really a
big file, 32x32 pixels with 4 frames) and then I clicked on "Apply". As soon
as I clicked on it, the PC ran very very slowly. It wouldn't respond, except
for every 5 seconds or so, it would respond for 1 second then stop again for
a while.

When I logon to other profiles/accounts on this PC it's all fine. But when I
try to logon to my one, that keeps on happening. Ever since I clicked the
"Apply" button to change my mouse pointer. My profile is password protected
and the files aren't accessible from other accounts on the PC.

Is this a common problem and can it be fixed? Can I change my mouse cursor
without logging onto my profile?

Any help is greatly appreciated! Thankyou!

Try a restore to an earlier date.


"Daniel" <just@reply.to.my.post.net> wrote in message
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| Hi
|
| I'm running Windows XP Home. I changed the mouse pointer to an animated
| cursor (on my profile, I'm currently logged onto the family profile as I'm
| unable to access my one).
|
| I selected the animated cursor in the Mouse Properties (which isnt really
a
| big file, 32x32 pixels with 4 frames) and then I clicked on "Apply". As
soon
| as I clicked on it, the PC ran very very slowly. It wouldn't respond,
except
| for every 5 seconds or so, it would respond for 1 second then stop again
for
| a while.
|
| When I logon to other profiles/accounts on this PC it's all fine. But when
I
| try to logon to my one, that keeps on happening. Ever since I clicked the
| "Apply" button to change my mouse pointer. My profile is password
protected
| and the files aren't accessible from other accounts on the PC.
|
| Is this a common problem and can it be fixed? Can I change my mouse cursor
| without logging onto my profile?
|
| Any help is greatly appreciated! Thankyou!
|
|

Thanks so much! It worked!


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