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In article <G6zA6.288$482.1333@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>, ConMan
<Quatranoctal@yahoo.com> writes
>I used to get the fatal exception error in Win95 only very rarely, 
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> Recently,
>though, the errors have been happening much more frequently, 
<snip>
> I have
>recently installed a new mouse, with a set of programs to utilise the extra
>buttons, and I suspect that this is a possible cause. 
<snip>
>I'm sure this is a pretty common problem people occur, so does anyone have a
>nice list of ideas as to what's gone wrong and how I can possibly fix this?
>

It could be, your new mouse sounds much younger than W95. Try going to
the MS site and getting all the patches to bring your OS as up to date
as W95 ever will be now, and check with the mouse manufacturer's site
for a W95 driver. Another good bet is that the mouse install program has
pinched an IRQ which is already in use. If you right click in the main
window of My Computer and look up 'properties' you can check them all.

>Thanks,
You're welcome.
>
>Chris
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-- 
Steve Spicer