I have Toshiba laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium. my cursor keeps going out of control and autour jumps, I'm not very computer and need someone to talk me through any help! ____

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  Good evening

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  I CREATED THE SETUP CD.

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  Saturday, may 3, 2014 15:41:51 + 0000, eduazevedo wrote:

  Good evening

  Ouch! Please do not yell at us. We can hear you if you type normally,
  in different cases.

  I HAVE ´VE GOT A LAPTOP WITH WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM PRE INSTALLED AND I HAVE NO CD. I HAVE A THOMSON HOME WIRELESS INTERNET, TOO.

  I CREATED THE SETUP CD.

  IF I RESTORE MY LAPROP FOR FACTORY CONFIGURATIONS I LOSE MY CONNECTION TO THE WEB? IF SO, WHAT SHOULD I DO IN THE ROUTER?

  No, you should not lose it.

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