Cursor jumps on T61 even with disabled TouchPad

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  I t has not noticed that I touched the surface of touchpad accidentally while typing.
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  You can disable the touch pad using the FN + F9 key combination

  In addition the BIOS update would also be desirable.

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  I know how frustrating it is for you and your wife and I did a lot of research on this question for you.  However, I can't find anything definitive as every person who has experienced this problem seems to have a different difficulty for him.  I read all the forums online and in most cases, the cause is that the person typing is the brushing accidentally their wrist, hand or fingers across the touchpad which moves the cursor to be moved to another location on the screen.  That being said, there are a few things you can try, if you have not already.

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  You must also try to remove and reinstall the driver for your mouse if you have not done.

  If you use an external mouse and that you are not using the touchpad on the laptop, you can disable the touchpad in order to not accidentally tab that moves the cursor.  If you use the touchpad, you can always disable tapping when typing, that solved the problem for many people.

  Let us know if this can help, or if you still need help.  We want to help you solve this problem.
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