Intermittently, when I left click my mouse, a menu of options will come up and then stay up. I I left click another icon, the 1st menu will disappear and the 2nd menu will com up and stay on my screen. The problem goes away when I restart the machine, but sooner or later returns. What could this be.

Stick in your USB port, start Explorer (for the computer, not the internet) then right click on the drive letter of the flash drive and select "format" from the drop down menu.

Open Safari by clicking on the Safari icon in your Application Dock. If you do not have Safari in your dock, click the Finder icon in your dock to open the Finder window. Click on the Applications icon in the far left column of you Finder window, and then double-click the Safari icon.

2 Identify the bookmarks you would like to keep and the ones you would like to delete. Safari has a bookmarks bar and a bookmarks pull-down tab. Delete bookmarks that are saved on your bookmark bar by hovering the arrow over the bookmark you want to delete. Press and hold the "Control" key and click your mouse pad. A pull-down menu will appear; highlight the "delete" option and click your mouse pad. The tab will now be deleted from your bookmark bar.

3 Delete bookmarks in the pull-down menu by clicking the Bookmark tab at the top of your screen. Select the first option called, "Show all bookmarks." Select the "Bookmarks Menu" option in the left hand column of the window that pops up. Hover the arrow over the bookmark you want to delete. Press and hold the "Control" key and click your mouse pad. A pull-down menu will appear; highlight the "delete" option and click your mouse pad. The tab will now be deleted from your bookmark bar.

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In Windows based system, the double click (of the left mouse button) selects an icon and send the run or execute command. The right click (of the right mouse button) opens up contextual menu options, i.e. menu options that are related to what you are doing on the windows that has the focus.: if it is a disk it may offer you the choice to explore, format, erase. For an executable file it might offer you to run it, or to delete it, etc.

1.Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
2.Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
3.Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
4.Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
5.Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

In your "icon tray", in the lower right-hand corner of the desktop screen and next to your clock, you should see an icon resembling a printer. Place your cursor over this icon and make a right click with your mouse. This will pull up a menu with a few options, and here you will want to left-click the option along the lines of "Open". This will pull up a window with all of the jobs queued for printing. Place your cursor over each print-job, make a right click over the selected job, then left-click on the "cancel print" or "cancel document". Hope that helps!

When you have your desktop up & displayed, click the right mouse button & it will bring up a menu. Hover your mouse above the "Arrange Icons By" option and it will bring up a sub menu. If the "Show Desktop Icons" option does not have a check mark to the left of it, that is your problem. If there is no check mark, navigate down to it and click on it with your left mouse button and that will make your icons display.

This can be set to scroll for you as it is a simple setting in the mouse control panel.

Go to your start menu and open Control panel, select classic view in the top left corner if there are less than 20 icons(pictures) in the menu. Now double click on the mouse icon. Click on the advanced tab. then select your synaptec device in the list and click the properties button below.

There are several options on the menu, one will say "Virtual Scrolling"
Check the box beside Vertical Scrollong and then click OK on this window and the mouse window.

Close the control panel and you're on your way.


I hope this helps Fixya,

Chris

This can be set to tap for you as it is a simple setting in the mouse control panel.

Go to your start menu and open Control panel, select classic view in the top left corner if there are less than 20 icons(pictures) in the menu. Now double click on the mouse icon. Click on the advanced tab. then select your synaptec device in the list and click the properties button below.

There are several options on the menu, one will say "Tap to Click"
Check the box beside it and then click OK on this window and the mouse window.

Close the control panel by tapping the pad and you're on your way.


I hope this helps Fixya,

Chris

Hi,
Do you see your menu's in Outlook Express? If so click with your right mouse button to the right of the menu that says Help. (right-click). Just click somewhere next to the word Help with the right mouse button and you SHOULD get tiny menu that pops up where one of the selections Toolbar.
Choose that Toolbar option with your left mouse button (left click the word Toolbar).
This will possibly allow you to see your missing DELETE button?
Let me know!
Thanks,
Kaj

All the buttons are programable and easily accessed through the mouse icon in the startup menue. Click Statup, Click the mouse program icon, a window appears with each of the mouse buttons listed with drop down menues. Click the drop down menue of the button of interest, select one of about 20 choices (in my case "disabled"), click Apply, click Save.