Twist - No cursor after sleeping

At times when I wake the Twist up, I do not have any curser on the screen! It doesn't matter if I use a mouse, trackpad or the touch screen. The cursor just isn't showing. If I put the machine back to sleep and then awaken it in about a minute, everthing is usally fine (not always)
It's just like the cursor is invisiable. I can get things to highlight just by moving the mouse around.
Help! Please

Hi, rogerkuehne
I would recommend makng sure all the drivers are updated and see if that helps the issue, with the BIOS and the mouse and keyboard drivers being the most relevant. Make sure all are updated, however, to ensure maximum compatibility. All drivers for your system can be found here.
Hope it helps,
Adam
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