Ui problems

Guys this is serious...in a lot of software I just get a messed up UI, what I mean is that I get a window where I can't click no where, but with the right click I get the context menu of internet explorer!?? what is this? help please, some software where I get this error are cfosspeed, tuneup utilities, and the setup of vmware where all I get is what you see in the attachments. This happens with a lot of other soft even windows services.msc and gpedit!

Uninstall cfosspeed, Tuneup Utilities.

http://www.eightforums.com/crashes-...or-using-intel-hd3000-graphics.html#post85476

its not a cfosspeed or tuneup problem, I already uninstalled cfosspeed nothing changed, I don't get freeze, more like ui not working, I was thinking of some service or some tool framework that needs to be reinstalled repaired that is causing this UI to not working properly because maybe both uses somekind of framework.

Check file association of an .exe file to see if the handler has been changed to browser....

.exe files don't have such an option

natostanco said:

its not a cfosspeed or tuneup problem

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Sure it is. I already showed you the problems with cfosspeed and how removing it fixed multiple machines. And Tuneup falls into the category of "junk I don't need on the machine".

I told you I already uninstalled cfosspeed and nothing changed

natostanco said:

I told you I already uninstalled cfosspeed and nothing changed

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Sure something changed. You gained your stability back. Enjoy.

troll

natostanco said:

troll

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The only troll here is you trolling yourself by not understanding the importance of the stability I've given your machine, free of charge.

"Thank you" would have been my response had our places been switched.

thanks for hijacking this thread I give up, bye

natostanco said:

thanks for hijacking this thread I give up, bye

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It's unfortunate that you don't respect the quality level of technical advice I have given you. As for me personally - I don't really mind about that.

Best of luck seeking the help you want elsewhere while disrespecting whomever is lucky enough to be able to offer you advice.

Seems to me, the first thing to do is check under "Device Manager" and make sure the driver is set for the mouse you are using. Also could just be as simple as testing the mouse on another PC. Believe it or not people, a mouse is a piece of hardware, and they tend to have faults too. Going by your ability to right click, and working makes me truly believe it is a simple mouse problem. CHECK YOUR DRIVER!