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... did you remove the CD after installing to your hard drive?
Are you sure you did the changes - and the download - to the Ubuntu on your hard drive?
Live CD's create a RAM image that *look* like a hard drive ... but instead writes everything to memory. The contents of which disappears every time you reboot.
How?? Using the usb you refer to? I'd agree with paulsm4 that you were probably making changes on the non-persistent usb so they weren't saved. To get any actual help, you would need to give more detail starting with how you installed. What you describe is exactly what one would expect when using a CD or non-persistent installation usb.
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I changed settings of mouse, click shut down, disconnect USB, and click enter.
Don't get the above statement. shut down, disconnect USB click enter?? while shut down?? A little more information on exactly what you are doing or what is happening.
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