Hour glass cursor remains after burn

Compaq Presario NR2020SX (AMD Athlon 3500+ 2.2GHz, 512MB RAM)
Windows XP SP2
Lightscribe DVD ± Writer/CD Writer
itunes 7.0.1.8
CD driver 2.0.6.0
After burning a CD, the hour glass remains (turning over every few seconds). It will not go away until the machine is rebooted.
This does not interfere with any application function. It's more of a nuisance.
Lawrence Hannon

I have the exact same problem. I have found that changing any aspects of the pointer settings will cause the hour glass to go away with out rebooting also. It only seem to happen after a CD burn. I also notice a box shows up for Visual Basics C+ but when you clikc on it the box leave and your left with the spinning hour glass. I am at lest happy to hear it is not me only
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003800 EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION END-EXEC.
003900*
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02 EMPREC-EMPNO PIC X(4).
02 EMPREC-ENAME PIC X(10).
02 EMPREC-JOB PIC X(9).
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018400 PROCEDURE DIVISION.
CONTINUE.
018700 EXEC SQL
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018900 END-EXEC.
019000*
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119400************************
119500 GAM0.
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126900 DISPLAY " ! ROLLBACK ET DISCONNECT ! " UPON TER
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1 begin :b1 := SCOTT . SCOTTS_PACKAGE . GET_EMP (:b2 ) ; END ;
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Cobol.. been many years since I last even saw some Cobol source code. Invokes all kinds of memories. :-)
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