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In Control Panel > mouse, Windows XP seems can't remember my cursor speed settings. I need to set it every time after restart. What could be wrong?
Stan
Posted 2010-06-16T21:32:35.743
Reputation: 6 535
Windows XP can't remember my mouse cursor speed settings
Answers
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If your machine is managed by group policy, you need to talk to the people responsible for setting the policy. It's also possible that there's special software for the mouse running and that's overriding the Control Panel setting. Look for a mouse-related icon in your system tray (aka notification area) at the bottom right of your screen. Open it up and look for the option you want there.
boot13
Posted 2010-06-16T21:32:35.743
Reputation: 5 551
Your right. Logitech Mouse setting overwrites windows's setting even there's no Logitech mouse plugged. Problem resolved. – Stan – 2010-07-17T08:48:40.070
Is this machine on a domain or otherwise affected by group policy? – jamesbtate – 2010-06-16T22:00:13.020
Yes, it's on a domain and managed by group policy. But how to check those? I don't know how those stuff effect this PC. Thanks. – Stan – 2010-06-16T22:19:48.550
anyone got an idea? Please. – Stan – 2010-06-24T20:53:12.297