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I'm suffering from the dreaded Radeon mouse cursor corruption. The problem is intermittent and can be "solved" by putting the computer to sleep or restarting it. I hope simply restarting the graphics drivers will remove the symptoms of the problem. This question would seem to indicate that restarting the graphics drivers is possible in Windows 7. My question is: how?

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Disable and re-enable the graphics adapter in the computer management screen? Not at my Win7 machine to check at the moment... – DMA57361♦ Aug 21 '10 at 12:33
That seems to revert back to the Microsoft stock driver, but I don't know enough about how display drivers work to know if upon re-enabling the device the driver has been restarted from scratch or if it retains some of its state. It didn't solve my problem unfortunately. – Lee Aug 21 '10 at 12:42
To be more specific, the problem goes away while using the Microsoft driver, but returns upon re-enabling the AMD drivers. – Lee Aug 22 '10 at 16:44
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