No Mouse Shadow after Standby in Clamshell Mode

Hi,
I have a 2.6 Ghz MacBook Pro with a 256 MB GeForce 8600 M-GT running the latest Snow Leopard. I have a 24" monitor attached to my laptop and am running it in clamshell mode. As soon as it goes to standby and I wake it up, my mouse shadow is gone.
What can I do? That wasn't happening in Leopard. In order to get it back I have to logout and then login again.
Thanks

Hello,
unfortunately this didn't work for me. I deleted both files and it still doesnt work.
Same thing when I am running two displays and unplug the external display. Then my mouse shadow disappears, too.

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