Ellie stared at her cursor as it jerked across the screen like a drunken firefly. She’d been trying to finish a video edit for a client—a simple thirty-second promo—but her mouse had developed a mind of its own. Click. Drag. Jump. The cursor would teleport to the corner of the screen, then slowly drift upward as if following an invisible ghost.
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“The Wi-Fi one,” she muttered. She right-clicked the Intel adapter and went to Properties . No yellow triangle. No error codes. Everything looked fine. Ellie stared at her cursor as it jerked
“Drivers?”