The easiest thing to do is turn on the GPS last. Win XP recognizes it's
input as a serial mouse. Check out Nobeltec's site for a couple of other
fixes involving disabling mice, etc.
http://www.nobeltec.com/knowledgebase/kb20045.htm
They also list a Microsoft fix.

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Windows will not start properly [cursor jumps around etc.] when GPS
[garmin
48 or garmin 120] is connected to the computer [tried two different
laptops
via DB9 serial port] with operating system Windows XP. This does not
happen
if the GPS is not set to nmea output [none/none or grmn/grmn] even if it
is
connected to the laptop while booting up. Any ideas? Is it a Win XP
problem?
Thanks,
Dan