I do not know what is wrong. My cursor has gone wild! The left side is not working and getting online is impossible. I still have EzTune. Everytime I try to delete it, it shuts setup off. My screen has been black and white for about a year. I changed my default search to Google Chrome. It just won’t work at all. It is a 2 quad processor Gateway. Please help me if you can. I am so frustrated.
EzTune and Gateway Monitors
Many users have complained about the EzTune software that comes with their Gateway systems with complaints of monitor buzzing, frequent computer crashes, file corruption, Internet connection errors, and more. Removing EzTune may solve some of your problems. However, you say that your computer crashes when you try to delete it, so removing it may be problematic.
Uninstalling EzTune in Safe Mode
Let’s try uninstalling it in Safe Mode. By starting your computer in Safe Mode, only the bare bone necessities will be loaded which could provide us with enough resources to allow the uninstall process to work without crashing the system. Reboot your PC and press the F8 key. A screen will appear prompting you to choose how to start your computer. Choose Safe Mode. Your computer will then load using the least amount of device drivers as necessary. Your display may change while in this mode.
Once loaded, go to the Control Panel and find Add and Remove Programs (or Programs and Features if you have Windows Vista or Windows 7). Find EzTune in your list of installed programs and follow the normal steps for uninstalling the software.
Removing EzTune from Startup
If your computer still crashes when you attempt to uninstall EzTune in Safe Mode, you can try removing EzTune from automatically starting up with Windows. Go to Start > Run and type in msconfig.
This loads the system configuration utility. Click the Startup tab and find EzTune in the list. Remove the checkmark next to it and confirm your choice by clicking any prompts. The next time you boot your computer, EzTune will not automatically load. From there, you should be able to permanently uninstall it using Add and Remove Features.
Solving Cursor Problems
Hopefully uninstalling the software in Safe Mode worked. Now, as to the cursor. When you say the left side isn’t working, does this mean the left button on your mouse isn’t working? Once again, go into the Control Panel. This time, click on Mouse. A screen will appear with controls for your mouse. The options may vary based on your operating system and the type of mouse you have, but you should be able to change how your mouse’s buttons work. For example, under Button Selection, you should see dropdown text boxes for the left button, right button, and both buttons. By default, the left button should read “click” and the right button should read “Shortcut menu.” If your left button displays something other than “click” go ahead and change it back. You may also want to adjust your pointer’s speed which is done in the Pointer tab.



