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<blockquote data-quote="parisengle" data-source="post: 610362" data-attributes="member: 50362">Hi,For several weeks, I have been dealing with a particular issue that is hard to describe. When I put my mouse over the dock items, they jump slightly. Then, when I take my mouse over my screen, the background (or whatever is on my monitor) will also jump. I will move my mouse up and down and the screen jumps with it. As I am on the internet, the mouse will also create a ripple effect with words that are in the middle of the page.I thought that it could be the mouse, but when I login as another user, the problem does not appear. It seems like I must have some sort of goofy thing going on with my user account. Naturally, I have not adjusted settings to make anything begin to happen. This is one of those random twilight zone things.I upgraded my diskwarrior and backed up all my files with a new external hard drive just in case the worst happened...Any ideas or help with this? It's driving me crazy. <img src="/mac_images/images/smilies/Shouting.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":Shouting:" title="Shouting&nbsp; &nbsp; :Shouting:" data-shortname=":Shouting:" /> I do web design and cannot draw lines or see anything without the ripple effect.&nbsp; I am the administrator for the computer and was thinking I would try to create another administrator and delete the old one.&nbsp; That prospect looks pretty complicated but I'm not sure if that would be a &quot;fix&quot; for this problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="parisengle, post: 610362, member: 50362"] Hi, For several weeks, I have been dealing with a particular issue that is hard to describe. When I put my mouse over the dock items, they jump slightly. Then, when I take my mouse over my screen, the background (or whatever is on my monitor) will also jump. I will move my mouse up and down and the screen jumps with it. As I am on the internet, the mouse will also create a ripple effect with words that are in the middle of the page. I thought that it could be the mouse, but when I login as another user, the problem does not appear. It seems like I must have some sort of goofy thing going on with my user account. Naturally, I have not adjusted settings to make anything begin to happen. This is one of those random twilight zone things. I upgraded my diskwarrior and backed up all my files with a new external hard drive just in case the worst happened... Any ideas or help with this? It's driving me crazy. :Shouting: I do web design and cannot draw lines or see anything without the ripple effect. I am the administrator for the computer and was thinking I would try to create another administrator and delete the old one. That prospect looks pretty complicated but I'm not sure if that would be a "fix" for this problem. [/QUOTE]

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