I want to disable my touchpad. Cursor/pointer keeps jumping around the screen

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  John

  Here is the solution I've used and displayed a few threads down...

  Under the properties of the mouse, click on the "Advanced" tab, click on the pointer speed and Tapping settings, in the new screen click setting Tapping, on this screen, check the box that says disable Tapping during the key entry.

  You will suffer is not since the Cursur jump you met more...

  HTH,

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  To disable the option of tapping helps but it is only circumvented the problem.

  And HP article points to its own software system BIOS or touchpad as the culprit, not the operating system.  I've seen a number of updates offered on Windows Update that can potentially manure with a touchpad settings; Quick Launch buttons specific to the virtual devices/interfaces/drivers ACPI BIOS that control things like the programmable buttons or special function keys and updated for HP, TouchPad software and driver updates.

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  ASUS uses tactile keys, built by the Synaptics for most laptops, so you should have a few options for sensitivity in your mouse control panel.  Look here:

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  2. On the Hardware tab, select your touchpad device from the list.
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  Hi all

  I would like to add my 2 cents to the conversation.  I have an ASUS G73S MS Windows 7 Professional. It has a Synaptics touchpad and came with standard Synaptics software and the update of Scrybe to allow all the controls really fancies as pinch and 2 fingers to scroll. I have 8 GB of ram and a processor I7. So, it shouldn't be a question about background programs steal resources.

  I have this same problem cursor jumping, and he does the same typing this simple message of a real pain.  I also did a bit of research on this problem.  Maybe I have traced for some, the problem date back as far as from 2008 to 2003. It occurred in the Mac and it is apparently common in the PC, it seems to be a universal problem.

  Reasons/solutions vary:

  programs background too consume some resources or remove unnecessary programs.

  mice control/run virus program antivirus, touchpad question/switch to a mouse.

  Touchpad grounded questions/metal on the ground, program conflicts/reload last updated,

  Touchpad too sensitive / reduce touchpad senistivity.

  noticed an evening that said something about a file of bad scrll.exe or something like that

  Something on a download called Touchpad Pal has also seen, but I would be a search before you actually download to make sure that it is not malware.

  Most individuals find that disabling the touchpad and using a mouse connected real thread solved the problem.  He has done for me, but I still prefer using the touchpad due to lack of space for the mouse. Usually, I'm sitting in the Chair with the computer on my lap, that's why I wanted a laptop.  I just had my PC wiped and checked for viruses, it was clean. I had the actual number of operating processes, reduced to about 60.  Before you wipe it off, there were about 120. I will continue to try to find a solution, but I think that the best, I'll be able to do is reduce the jumping, not really to eliminate it.

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  2. is it a laptop or desktop?
  3 when was the last time it was working fine?

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  • ex: on the desktop, I'll move the cursor over an icon, and the cursor will move to a random point on the screen and continue to move in the direction my finger, said that on a new path.
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  Specifications of the computer:

  -Laptop computer Dell: Latitude D620

  -Race: Service of Windows Xp Professional Version 2002 pack 3
  -Computer: Genuine Intel(r) CPU

  @1.83 GHz T2400
  987 MHz, 1.00 GB of RAM

  Properties of the mouse:

  Typical laptop mouse (the one under the space bar on the keyboard)

  Driver Date: 7-1-2001

  Driver version: 5.1.2600

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