Bootcamp - Vista - Nero 9 - Crashing

I have "Nero 9" installed on Bootcamp Vista Ultimate and every time I use it, it'll work just fine UNTIL I touch the mouse pad. Then Nero just crashes. If I used a bluetooth mouse it won't crash. What would make this happen? Do I need to do something to the mouse pad driver in Vista?

Did you install the Windows drivers that come on the OS X Installer Disc One that came with your computer? Did you then upgrade them to the 2.1 Vista drivers from Apple - support.apple.com/downloads/?
For problems with Windows and Windows applications you should post either in the Windows or Boot Camp forum. For specific Windows applications you should check with the program developer's tech support.

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Removing and reinstalling iTunes and other software components for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
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Hi Mechafire,
back from work (for which I had to leave this morning...
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