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Originally Posted by JadeFalcon
even IF you buy a new network card, if the onboard card is causing the mouse problem then that will still occur and you wont know till that is turned off.
will somebody back me up on how simple it is to turn off the onboard nic plz  |
It is pretty simple but tink wont need to do it because the onboard NIC is only causing this with a cable connected. The cable will be in the USB NIC so the problem goes away. That is assuming the fault is hardware and not software but either way disabling the card will have little impact now tink has bought the USB.