Blinking flickering cursor on most start up

Most of the times when I boot up (though not always) my HP Pavilion dv2500t
laptop with Windows Vista Business edition, my cursor seems to be blinking or
flickering. I see the green circle (used to be hour glass in earlier
versions?) at every flicker.

Any idea how to troubleshoot/fix the problem? Is there something trying to
load itself in the background and cannot?

[cacshantih]

Quote:

Originally Posted by USC T

Most of the times when I boot up (though not always) my HP Pavilion dv2500t
laptop with Windows Vista Business edition, my cursor seems to be blinking or
flickering. I see the green circle (used to be hour glass in earlier
versions?) at every flicker.

Any idea how to troubleshoot/fix the problem? Is there something trying to
load itself in the background and cannot?

I'm having the same problem; would be interested in any replies to this problems. TIA

Start - MSCONFIG - Right Click on msconfig.exe

Boot Tab - Advanced Oprtions - Number of Processors
set at the MAX it shows. OK and APPLY your way out.

Reboot.

Of course there still could be a hog loading at startup.

After Boot look in Task Manager to see what loaded.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/79...e-disable.html

http://techpaul.wordpress.com/2008/0...rams-in-vista/

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"cacshantih" <cacshantih.3urzw1@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in
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>
> USC T;602141 Wrote:
>> Most of the times when I boot up (though not always) my HP Pavilion
>> dv2500t
>> laptop with Windows Vista Business edition, my cursor seems to be
>> blinking or
>> flickering. I see the green circle (used to be hour glass in earlier
>> versions?) at every flicker.
>>
>> Any idea how to troubleshoot/fix the problem? Is there something trying
>> to
>> load itself in the background and cannot?
> I'm having the same problem; would be interested in any replies to this
> problems. TIA
>
>
> --
> cacshantih
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>