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Topic # 7487 18-Apr-2006 20:48
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  I have a Jasjar which since about 2 weeks has been showing a very strange problem. When switched on the cursor starts running around as if the arrow keys were pressed. Nothing seems to make me able to stop the cursor from moving around. I can still manage to make calls or open up a file but it is really frustrating. This does not happen all the time and that is what makes me wonder.
I have upgraded to the latest ROM (ROM version 1.30.76 WWE / ROM date 20/02/06 / Radio version 1.09.00 / Protocol version 42.42.P8 ExtROM version 1.30.164 WWE) hoping that it would be resolved but with no luck.

Oh and btw I do not have any additional softwares installed (not even the antivirus & skype that come with it)
Anyone have any ideas??
Thanks in advance

Georgye

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Reply # 33331 18-Apr-2006 21:02
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Hello Georgye... It does sound like hardware problem. You might have to send this unit for repairs.




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