It sounds like maybe a windows issue? If it is, I have had some success with the followinng three tricks:
1. I know this seems obvious, but uninstall and then reinstall the mouse. Hey, sometimes the simple stuff works. Don't know what you have done yet though.
2. If your computer does not have sp2 installed, install sp2 on the computer.
3. If your computer does have sp2 insalled, try one of the following things.
Run system file check. Insert your windows cd in the cd-rom drive and run the following command from the run box: sfc /scannow
If the sfc doesn't fix it, then try to reinstall sp2. This has fixed some weird problems in the past for my school. Including a similar one to the one you are describing. To reinstall sp2, download the sp2 installer for IT professionals from Microsoft.
If I think of anything else, I will post it here.
Last edited by bassgeek; Dec 15th, 2006 at 10:22 am.