Cursor has disappeared - is this a hardware or software problem?

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  1. translator82
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    I do appreciate all the help so far - and the clear explanations as I'm a bit technologically challenged...
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  3. translator82
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       New #12

    Seem to have solved it - I reverted to the old mouse device settings and then reuploaded the most up to date and restarted. Thanks everyone!
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  4. OldMike65
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       New #13

    translator82 said:
    Seem to have solved it - I reverted to the old mouse device settings and then reuploaded the most up to date and restarted. Thanks everyone!
    Glad you solved your mouse problem!! :)
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  6. snoopy51
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       New #14

    Great, you solved the problem! Have a wonderful day!
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