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Old 12 March 2009, 13:11   #2
PowerPie5000
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Have you checked the pins for any breaks in the mouse port? use a pair of tweezers and gently see if any of the pins move (slide in and out). This is a common problem if mice/joysticks are always being pulled or inserted into the ports.

It could be a start before suspecting the chips etc... you might need to wiggle the connection and see if it responds... just a suggestion
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