frozen cursor

[J.JJ]

My main computer has a hard drive ( 250 GB capacity )
partitioned into drives C, D, E, F and G.

The computer is split into 2 accounts, ie one for my wife and one for myself.

When the computer reaches the screen with the 2 accounts shown, if one moves the cursor and presses enter on the required account the cursor freezes and one cannot get any further.
Each account has a password but one cannot get that far as the cursor will not move.

I thought that by placing this Hard drive in my other computer as a slave drive, I would be able to over come this problem and correct whatever had gone wrong.
I can access the drive but I cannot gain entry to the screen showing the accounts to sort out what has gone wrong.

Any help in this matter would be appreciated.

[hau kola]

Could it be a virus?I had this problem the other day.I changed my security and now its fine.

[J.JJ]

Its definately not a virus, I have AVG anti virus and it works really well.

[hau kola]

Thats what i now use but ive also downloaded spywareterminator,this is what seems to have solved the problem.

[J.JJ]

Thank you hau kola but I can't get into this computer to change anything.

Beware of downloading some of this free anti-spyware software, read the following:-

www.dslreports.com/forum/r18988985-IS-SpywareTerminator-good-or-bad

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My main computer has a hard drive ( 250 GB capacity )
partitioned into drives C, D, E, F and G.

The computer is split into 2 accounts, ie one for my wife and one for myself.

When the computer reaches the screen with the 2 accounts shown, if one moves the cursor and presses enter on the required account the cursor freezes and one cannot get any further.
Each account has a password but one cannot get that far as the cursor will not move.

I thought that by placing this Hard drive in my other computer as a slave drive, I would be able to over come this problem and correct whatever had gone wrong.
I can access the drive but I cannot gain entry to the screen showing the accounts to sort out what has gone wrong.

Any help in this matter would be appreciated.
I really am stuck about how I can sort this problem out and
hope that somebody can offer some help.

[rojash]

You won't be able to change any of the accounts on the drive if you boot from different drive because you'll be loading a different registry.
I suggest that you put the drive back in the original computer, and try booting in safe mode. If you can get into safe mode you can then try a system restore.