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smiley@invalid.com
I am not sure how to exactly describe this, so here's what is
happening. For some weird reason the top left corner of my screen
does not work when I click on anything in that corner. On my desktop,
the icon in that corner is "My Computer". If I try to click on it,
nothing happens. If I load any program, for example, lets say I open
Internet Explorer. the "FILE and EDIT" options do not work on the top
bar. This is true of any program I open. In brief, there is an area
about 1.5 inches in size that will not work at all, on this computer,
and it's located in the top left corner of the screen. This just
suddenly happened. I suspect a possible virus, or??????
As a followup note. I have both Win98se and Win2k installed on this
computer (dual boot). This problem does not occur when I boot to
Win98, nor does it occur if I boot to Dos. It only happens when I am
booted to Win2K. This proves it's not a hardware issue, but rather a
problem in Win2K.
As a final note, using my former example, if I minimize IE, so the top
of the window is located more in the middle of the screen, then I can
click on the FILE and EDIT buttons. Therefore, it's just that corner
of the screen, which is "dead".
This is the oddest thing I have ever seen.......
Can anyone assist?
Thanks
Smiley
happening. For some weird reason the top left corner of my screen
does not work when I click on anything in that corner. On my desktop,
the icon in that corner is "My Computer". If I try to click on it,
nothing happens. If I load any program, for example, lets say I open
Internet Explorer. the "FILE and EDIT" options do not work on the top
bar. This is true of any program I open. In brief, there is an area
about 1.5 inches in size that will not work at all, on this computer,
and it's located in the top left corner of the screen. This just
suddenly happened. I suspect a possible virus, or??????
As a followup note. I have both Win98se and Win2k installed on this
computer (dual boot). This problem does not occur when I boot to
Win98, nor does it occur if I boot to Dos. It only happens when I am
booted to Win2K. This proves it's not a hardware issue, but rather a
problem in Win2K.
As a final note, using my former example, if I minimize IE, so the top
of the window is located more in the middle of the screen, then I can
click on the FILE and EDIT buttons. Therefore, it's just that corner
of the screen, which is "dead".
This is the oddest thing I have ever seen.......
Can anyone assist?
Thanks
Smiley