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I have next to zero computer tech knowledge, but one time the cursor on my laptop just froze, so I turned the computer off, unplugged it, and removed the battery from the bottom of the computer ..

 

I waited about a minute, put the battery back in, and everything was fine after that

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This sometimes works for teenagers and young adults as well: unplug their batteries, give them a timeout and then they might start working correctly again.

 

Is it considered wrong to leave the batteries out for say, ummm, a few weeks at a time ??

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This sometimes works for teenagers and young adults as well: unplug their batteries, give them a timeout and then they might start working correctly again.

 

Is it considered wrong to leave the batteries out for say, ummm, a few weeks at a time ??

as long as it takes to do the job.
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I would suggest reinstalling the drivers. Most of the time my cursor moves on my laptop because there is something like a wire on the trackpad. Try both.
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