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Mouse Frozen after VM upgrade from W2k to Win 2003

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 04/06/2005
From: Bill
Message:

I have a standard Windows 2000 server installation that I then upgraded to
Windows Server 2003, Standard Ed.

After the upgrade, the mouse is stuck in the center of the screen. Also, it
appears that the VM additions do not work (have to Host-key the mouse free
from the VM client, for example.

The mouse is stuck in moth the VMRC and in the Web version

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Re: Mouse Frozen after VM upgrade from W2k to Win 2003

Sent: 04/06/2005
From: Steve Jain <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 11:25:02 -0700, "Bill" <Bill
@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Since the VM Additions are OS based, its not too surprising.

Have you tried to remove and reinstall the VM additions?

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>I have a standard Windows 2000 server installation that I then upgraded to
>Windows Server 2003, Standard Ed.
>
>After the upgrade, the mouse is stuck in the center of the screen. Also, it
>appears that the VM additions do not work (have to Host-key the mouse free
>from the VM client, for example.
>
>The mouse is stuck in moth the VMRC and in the Web version

Re: Mouse Frozen after VM upgrade from W2k to Win 2003

Sent: 04/06/2005
From: "Chris Hedlund" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

I'd also try attaching another mouse to see if the other one might work. I
have a PS/2 mouse and USB mouse hooked up to my system, in case the USB
fails or stops working, I grab the ps/2 to finish what I'm doing.

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Chris Hedlund
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http//spaces.msn.com/members/officesba
www.activewin.com

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>I have a standard Windows 2000 server installation that I then upgraded to
> Windows Server 2003, Standard Ed.
>
> After the upgrade, the mouse is stuck in the center of the screen. Also,
> it
> appears that the VM additions do not work (have to Host-key the mouse free
> from the VM client, for example.
>
> The mouse is stuck in moth the VMRC and in the Web version

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