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A system we use at work requires us to run gps's to serial ports. On occasion, after rebooting, windows detects the activity on the serial port as a serial mouse....then all hell breaks loose with the mouse....it jumps all over the screen left and right clicking as it pleases! It's actually quit funny...
The way we handle this...is bye killing power to the gps....which instantly calms the pointer down....then going into device manager and disableing the phantom serial mouse. It works....but the problem allways pops up again sooner of later. I doubt many have had experience with this, but can anyone think of a way to prevent it? Thanks for the help. |
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Check the bios settings to make sure that the Com Port is not set to WAKE-On setting, along with the fact that the serial port is set at Com2.
It also sounds like the Com Port setting in WinXP is set wrong for the Serial port, which I would check. |
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Boot with the GPS off or disconnected. Once past the boot, the PC's mouse or touchpad should be in control.
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Thanks for the info guys.....will let you know my final results....when they are reached...lol
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