Bob, my keyboard is fine. I have a flat screen iMac, so no tower to worry about. Jane > From: Bob K <itheshopper at earthlink.net> > Reply-To: "Home Macintosh Users List"<HomeMac at lists.themacintoshguy.com> > Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 15:54:37 -0500 > To: "Home Macintosh Users List" <HomeMac at lists.themacintoshguy.com> > Subject: [HM] Re: Erratic cursor > > Jane, and others with same problem: > > I had the same intermittent problem, dead cursor AND dead keyboard > that worsened and became more and more frequent with time, eventually > permanent. Fixes that worked initally, started not to work any more. > In the end my dual G4 started up with a dead mouse and dead keyboard > even from the Panther installation disk, or from the Apple Hardware > test CD. It all ended up with Apple replacing the Logic Board, luckily > before my warranty expired but, it was a close call with less than two > weeks left in the warranty. Personally, I suspect that it was a heat > problem. I increased the ventilation around the tower, by adding a > small fan to my set-up, just in case... > > By the way, did your keyboard go dead also, with the rest of the > system still running aimlessly? > > Bob > > On Mar 18, 2004, at 2:11, Jane Sprando wrote: > >> I am running 9.2.2/10.2 on an iMac that boots into both systems. Right >> now I >> am using 9.2.2. >> >> My cursor seems to take on a mind of its own. Sometimes it just goes >> to the >> upper right corner of the screen. at times, it gets stuck (like when I >> am >> playing Snood) and it won't move unless I quit the application. >> >> Anyone have a clue for this bad behavior??????????? >> >> Jane >> >> By the way, what should Energy Saver be set to? sometimes this iMac >> doesn't >> want to wake up!