[time-nuts] Unplug T-bolt before booting up...??

[Mike Seguin]

Usually you'll see the mouse cursor jumping all over.

When that happens, unplug the Thunderbolt serial cable. Mouse cursor 
should stabilize. Then go in under Device Manager and look for a 
Microsoft serial mouse. You want to "disable" it, not uninstall.

That should fix it.

There is a Windows command line switch that's supposed to solve the 
issue, but I've never been able to get it work.

Mike

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73,
Mike, N1JEZ
"A closed mouth gathers no feet"

On Tue, 29 Nov 2011 11:15:01 -0500, Michael Baker wrote:
> Hello, TimeNutters--
>
> I have heard of the problem of needing to unplug
> a T-bolt before booting up the (Windows) computer
> but I have never seen that problem myself.  I have
> had a T-bolt running on several different desktops
> and laptops and never experienced it.  I do recall
> that there was a fix for this problem but have no
> idea what it is.
>
> Mike Baker
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