SCREEN MOVES WHEN THE CURSOR MOVES ON A MAC MINI. HOW DO I SOLVE THIS PLEASE? THANKS YOU

Video drivers ? Reinstall them ? Does same thing happens on external monitor ?

Hi,

- Go to the storage program by pressing "Shift" + "Store/retrieve" simultaneously.
- using the down arrow, move the cursor to the space where your ECG's are listed and underline the ECG you wish to re-print.
- Once the ECG is underlined, press "Shift" + "down arrow" simultaneously. Two little cursors will state that the ECG is selected.
- Press "Enter". The cursor will come back on top of the screen, on "Print".
- Press "Enter" again. The machine will start to print.

I hope this helps !

Fel

Again install the operating system

Use your Thumb stick to move the cursor around the screen, from one icon to another. The left side buttons are for scrolling from screen to screen only.

Manual states: Move up/down, right/left to move through lists, highlight fields, on-screen buttons, icons, enter data or move the map panning.

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Is your screen image also magnified?
It sounds like you accidentally zoomed the screen, which you can do by holding down the control key at the same time you are rolling the wheel on the mouse. When you do that, the screen will follow your mouse so that you can access portions of the screen that have "zoomed off."
Hold down the control key and roll the mouse wheel until you have zoomed all the way back in. Alternatively, visit System Preferences / Universal Access and modify the Zoom options to suit yourself.

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-Luke

Sounds like Scroll Lock is on. Shift-F14 should disable it, unless the default shortcut keys have been changed.

How are you moving the cursor? Is it time to change the batteries in the mouse, if it's cordless...

Use the scroll wheel and the CONTROL key - spin the wheel back and see if the screen shrinks. Then click elsewhere on the screen to make sure you're not dragging the whole gameboard around.

In the Control Panel, select Mouse and the Pointer Options tab. Uncheck “Enhance pointer precision” and the problem may go away.
Make sure you do not have a microphone enabled.

Download and install the latest drivers for your mouse.
If the problem is not corrected, then:

If that does not solve the problem, Is it a wheel mouse or an optical one? You might want to try cleaning it, as well as the surface you're working on. Also, make sure it's properly plugged in, and not loose in the port. Try a different mouse.
Please let me know how you make out.
thanks
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Have you tried in safe mode?
Please check in safe mode, If the mice works then re-install os by selecting archieve and install.
Make sure to select the preserve user data tab while performing re-installation.