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Old 10-30-2010, 12:19 PM #1
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I had this the other week where the screen would jump, but also the mouse arrow would not move fluidly across the screen. I thought it was the mouse until I notice that it worked fine on other areas of the desk.

I appears that the bluetooth mouse was getting aggravated by my WiFi router for some reason. Moved the router back 2 inches and it is fine now.
And if you think I know what a bluetooth mouse is......

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