Mouse Jumps Computer Reboots

I don't hold the universal truth about the computers, but I know some things and I would like to discuss with you about the problems generated by a computer reboot. This can happen immediately after you start the computer or during your activities performed at the computer. Regardless of the moment when this situation happens, it means that you have a problem with your computer. This issue is most of the times generated by virus.

I have discussed with one of our readers and he said that when the computer reboots, the mouse also jumps. Of course he did not mean that the mouse actually jumped on the desk, but the image of the mouse jumps on the screen. It means that the pieces of information that are transmitted from the processor to the screen and vice versa are somewhere broken and the screen sees the instructions transmitted by the processor in a damaged way, thanks to the virus or better said due to the virus, because we don't have to thank the virus for destroying our computer.

Usually in this situation, you have to run the diagnostics tools that you have and see what the system tells you. In most of the cases, you will be asked to run a deep scan of your computer and to eliminate all the malware programs and the viruses that you can find. This is a good virus, if I can say this, because some of the viruses that I have encountered during my short experience, even deleted the registry and they did not let you to run the operating system one more time, after downloading something from the Internet, a program that was filled with information related to the virus. Sometimes, a reboot of your computer is not necessarily a bad thing. Probably the operating system that you run was created by its developers in that way that when you install a software program into your computer and you don't restart the computer so that the operating system to be accustomed with the new software that you have installed, then the computer will reboot without letting you know. I know that this sounds a little bit crazy, because you should be notified if something will happen to your computer, especially if this doesn't happen exactly after you install that software program into your computer, but half hour after.

So when you install software programs into your computer, even if we speak about games and little programs from Yahoo, you have to restart your computer, otherwise it may reboots by itself and cause other problems and generate other errors. One error after another will create a bunch of errors and in the end, you will have to change the operating system, if you continue to download things from the Internet, things that are not necessarily used by you and that come from unknown sources. If the problems persist, contact a technician!