My mouse has gone insane (standard optical Genius).
Suddenly the pointer began to bounce here and there, to re-appear in the left-bottom corner of the screen. I've tried to fix any suspicious running processes but there was none of them. I tried to connect another mouse - worked fine! Itried my mouse with another computer - without any troubles. I thought it was just a sort of malware who fixed my mouse hardware ID or something similar. Well, because it was already the time to refresh my PC, I decided to take this as an order from above to perform a full format. So I didn't take trouble of it any more and formatted my system drive to reinstall WinXP SP2 (embedded).
After Windows installation the problem persists! I noticed some strange messages from some ESENT that says whether wuauclt.exe and wuaueng.dll are starting and stopping some databases (I haven't any DB on my PC). The only software alongside WinXP and my drivers installed is WinTasksPro 5.0. Also I found wuauclt1.exe and wuaueng1.dll besides wuauclt.exe and wuaueng.dll in my system32 folder. They re-appear when deleted. I'm not sure these are standard Windows system files, are they?
Each time re-appearing, they cause another set of ESENT messages to appear in Event Viewer (application messages section). I looked for and found some esent*.dll's and exe's in my system32 folder which are also re-created when deleted.
Does these libraries have something to do with the mouse problem?
Help me out, please...
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