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• Jumping cursor on computer laptop Vista runnung. Did not have this problem on the previous operating system. You have solved the problem yet?

  Some time (over two years) ago I upgraded my laptop from Microsoft Windows XP edition Center for Windows Vista EDITION Home premium.

  Soon after, I started to have problems with a jumping CURSOR.  The cursor would jump to a different location while typing.

  It is a very dnagerous and troubling problem. I searched the Internet for soutions and applied some of the suggestions without result.

  This problem occurred after installing VISTA; This problem has been not - exist with Windows XP. Therefore, the suspicion is that it is

  a Vista software problem.

  Another problem, I discovered with the VISTA installation, when you type, text Gets highlighted his own (as happens when you want to 'select' text to)

  cut and paste.) This problem has been nonexistent with Windows Xp.

  DOOR computer portable 32-bit operaing, 2 gig ram running system.

  Thank you

  Hello, Jose and Elaine,

  See if this helps:

  HP Support document

  Troubleshooting of mouse - mouse cleaning details

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&TaskID=110&prodSeriesId=3432827&prodTypeId=12454&ObjectID=c00006616

  Good luck!

• Mouse cursor problem

  After a few hours, my mouse cursor gets... weird. She becomes a fatter version of himself (in his goal a bit biased as well) with multiple copies, overlapping itself in different colors. The cursor "hovering on the text" is not affected, its 'I' used remaining shape, but others, including the slider "arrow" by default and the "hovering on the hyperlink pointing to the hand" is weird. Turning on the traces of the mouse leaves a copy of the weird arrow cursor, but the normal mouse comes back and works well.

  So, basically, how to avoid this strange, large, multicolored, slider which came into existence, and the case of activation of the traces of the mouse * is * the only way to turn it off, how can I get rid of the weird, big, multicolored cursor unsightly that lingers on my screen? Virus scan has not turned up all wicked. Would it be a specific program (it's a gaming computer and not all games are perfect...) which irritates my computer in a certain way and results do?

  NOTE: I use a special gaming mouse or anything like that. It's a Dell which came with a (different) computer that I got years ago. Device Manager indicates that the drivers are up to date. I don't think it's a problem with this mouse especially, but I have no real way to check a different mouse on this computer without having to buy one.

  Thanks for reading.

  I'd be willing to bet that it's your video card driver.  My Dell has an ATI video card and it happens sometimes.  I have a graphics card dual monitor and oddly enough happens that on my primary monitor - display of the cursor on the screen 2 is not affected.

  ATI made a patch for cursor problems, unfortunately the Dell that I use is in a corporate environment and they did not find enough critical to give me the patch again.

  You could try the Dell support page, go to the downloads section and make sure you have the latest video card driver.

• Focus cursor problem: I can't get my cursor will appear in a search box

  Original title: Focus cursor problem

  I can't get my cursor will appear in a search box (e.g., Google, amazon.com, etc.) in Firefox Version 16.  It seems to be a kind of focus problem.  Is it a Firefox problem or a problem of Windows 7?  Could this be a script problem?  Thanks for any ideas on how to solve this problem.

  Hi Letaiyo,

  You are welcome.
  
  I am happy to learn that the problem is solved!
  
  Your efforts to solve this problem is appreciated.
  
  Thank you for sharing your information on the way in which you solved the problem.
  
  In the future if you fall on any question relating to Windows, please do not hesitate to post your request here on Microsoft Community, we will be more than happy to help you.
  
  Thank you.

• Windows 7 displays the error message when you exit + cursor problem

  Two issues here. Phoshop CS5 on Wind 7 64-bit.

  Number of physical processors: 8
  Processor speed: 3073 MHz
  Built-in memory: 12279 MB
  Free memory: 9577 MB
  Memory available to Photoshop: 10934 MB
  Memory used by Photoshop: 80%
  Tile image size: 128K

  First issue is since the last update automatic Adobe (why fix what is not broken?) Whenever I go out now Photoshop I get the message "Server QT Adobe has stoped working" and sometimes when I go out the bridge. InDesign behaves as evil. I can no longer start a previous document in the file without ID Manager crashing on.

  The other is the sliders in the Clone and delete lose their advantage (become invisable) without any reason - well not quite. Noise Ninja crashed in Photoshop when I tried to use it. I reinstalled it and all is well. The issue of cursor seems to be intermittent but came back (for no reason), after that I reinstalled NN. I can't seem to change the cursor, no matter what I do. The problem now seriously affect how I work. Almost any return to Win XP, who ran perfectly in Photoshop CS5.

  Any help will be accepted with gratitude.

  Doug

  Cursor problems are known to be caused by outdated video drivers (nVidia).

  Assuming you have a nVidia (which model?) video card, go to their web site and download and install the latest video drivers for your card.

  Also, this could very well solve your crash.

  Don't forget the video drivers to apply the OpenGL system, on which Photoshop relies heavily.

  -Christmas

• Jumping cursor syndrome long-term __Need help. Too many people have this problem for too long.

  There are several different corrections suggested here.  Some seem to work for some and not others.  I tried all the on an IBM laptop runing xp.  Nothing helps.  It is almost useless to try to hit it and I don't even think to try to stick a link on the typed page.  A new Sony (two week old) with Win 7 has the same problem. the roll back trick help does not work, there is nothing to restore.  This problem seems to be on a lot of different brands of laptops and was captured in both XP, Vista and Win 7.  This is why it seems to be a problem in Microsoft.  Unchecking the boxes in Panel control/mouse seemed to help some.  Not me.  Reinstall the touch pad/mouse drivers may or may not help.  It did not help me.  It seems to me that someone at Microsoft would take notice and we say if there is a fix or not.

  Please stick to one of your other previous discussions on your problem:

  CF. http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistaperformance/thread/b9d3ce34-bfee-42a1-9b0a-307dd3649f97/ (Feb 07-10)

  CF. http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistawu/thread/520739b2-359e-41ce-8032-6413c39fb7d3/ (25 March-10)

  Thank you.

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• I have a problem with a jumping cursor while typing.

  Original title: pointer moves to random places while typing

  When Ihis text.  o random places, as you can see on to ten moves messages of type t, the pointer again

  laptop Aspire 5536-5255

  Cover the touchpad with a piece of cardboard or something else quite thick... Still do?

• Portege 700 Jumping cursor and liquid on screen

  Hi all
  My Portege 700 is only 2 months old. I am running XP on it. When you type, email or whatever it is, the cursor jumps around previous text in the message randomly. I tried to watch what happens when this happens, but cannot determine what is the cause. This is so frustrating because I'm still typing messages and it takes me now four or five times more time to this simple task as it should.

  I also have a liquid in the middle of the screen. I took it to a repair center and they did what they could to fix under warranty, because of a problem with. I have not reversed anything on what they first suggested until they looked upwards... Anyone had this problem and what was the solution?

  I am a novice when it comes to understanding my PC so when it is not working properly... I'm totally lost.

  Thank you
  BHelson

  Looks like you hit the keyboard as you type on the laptop.
  Try disabling it touchpad with FN + F9, to plug an external mouse or disable tapping in the touchpad settings. I think this should solve the problem.

  The liquid contained in the screen must be cleaned to an ASP. I think that it of the best solution if you bring the laptop of the ASP.

  Good luck!

• Jumping cursor on Portege R500 - 11 c

  I recently bought the Portégé R500 - 11 c. However, I found that he has an annoying bug in this typing cursor regularly when jumps mid previous text - typing middle...

  I know that's not because of my typing, and I read somewhere that other people had experienced this bug with this model... but I can't find the way to solve the problem of anywhere... can anyone help!

  Hello

  Believe me this is certainly not the bug and a lot of people have talked about this phenomenon.
  Before you start typing touchpad disable using FN + F9 key combination and let us know if the problem persists.

  Bye and good luck!

• Jumping cursor, sporadic and touchpad doesn't work does not correctly for HP envy 15

  Hello

  I had my HP ENVY 15 t-q100 CTO Notebook PC in September 2014. It has 8.1, 64-bit Windows. For the first few weeks of use, I don't have any problems. Then, I started having occurrences more problems of cursor/touchpad to the point where it happens all the hours of use (not a problem of external mouse):

  Jump around on the screen (a few millimeters in inches).

  Move per increment on its own without me anywhere near the laptop (usually spazzes left).

  Does not allow scrolling functions / normal touchpad when problems are happening.

  Works as if I am holding down the click button while I try to move it - mostly frustrating when I make the important work.

  At random click things that I try to move it.

  Here's what I tried to do to fix this and did not work:

  Roll back the driver (did not work).

  Update driver (no update available).

  Reset the device (works for a minute or two).

  Reboot (I do it everyday anyway).

  Reduce the speed of the cursor and other mouse options offered online.

  I've seen similar problems for the HP Envy 17 and other laptops, but no real solutions have been proposed. Please help me with this problem.

  In January 2015, I received by mail, a brand new Envy 15 t-q100 purchased HP's official website. Packaging and the laptop is here Mint (aesthetically speaking). That being said, I had the exact symptoms described in this thread since the first day. With a replacing synaptics driver, I was able to stabilize the mouse enough to effectively use the tool 'curve of pressure. " Then, I determined that it was in fact a hardware problem. I noticed that from time to time, the "animation" icon would indicate that pressure is applied even if I wasn't touching the laptop. If I applied pressure by pressing or stirring on the basis of the Palm, would stop the pressure indication and use mouse returns to normal. However, this problem gradually went from bad to worse, and finally the touchpad does not have all together. Firmware and BIOS flashing helped before, but has been either nothing change.  I debated on referring to HP for repairs under warranty, but after having to wait a month to get this unit in the first place, in addition to reading all these horror stories of people coming back a semi destroyed unity and always faced with the same symptoms, I was ready to fight against myself. so, I found a source replacement nine track want pads 'zone of control '. Ninety-nine percent sure that I had a defective keypad, I bought P/N "761210-001" to "parts_direct101" for $59.95 ebay seller. Disassembly, I discovered that one of the screw mount for the pad was loose (this may have contributed to the problem). I decided to replace the pad in any case. Finally. No more glitches. After months of experimentation and reading these forums, I have now a mouse working 100%! It's been more than 2 weeks now, since I replaced the touch pad and still no problems! I use my laptop 3-4 hours per day. I always use the synaptics driver installed replacement from "dpinst.exe" found in the x 64 folder downloaded directly on the website of synaptics 'uncompressed'. I have not tried to update with windows update again. Just happy to finally have a mouse to work on this beast of a machine. I'll keep you all posted if this problem will never return. With regard to the absence being automated support generic responses to "Customer Service" aka HP, I guess HP has accidentally put on a bad batch of caterpillars and they simply cannot 'afford' parts, labour and logistics to issue a notice of recall of this magnitude! Unfortunately, this laptop must be completely disassembled to replace the touchpad. I would NOT recommend this fix if you feel that it is beyond your skill level. Instead, call the HP technical support and insist that you have received a unit with a defective keypad. I hope this helps!

• Microsoft Windows Vista cursor problem

  I'm having a problem with the cursor in Windows Vista.  If I let the cursor sit in a text box or a spot on a document, I'm typing, the cursor automatically "jumps" to this place.  If I'm not on the screen I have typed several convictions in the wrong place or if I type a user name and password, the cursor will break again in the user name box and my password is registered at the end of my user name.  Is there a setting where I can change this doesn't happen?

  Hello

  Control Panel - mouse - uncheck the default position and watch the other parameters.

  Some programs also have similar controls/assets.

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Help please - move/jump cursor while typing

  I have an Acer ASPIRE 5532 Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and IE9. Whenever I try to type (like now), the cursor will be jump/jump to another area or spot & that's where will my typing entry. I have to watch what I type like a hawk to make sure I type where I should be. I tried troubleshooting - all drivers are updated via Microsoft & the Acer site, have disabled all add-ons/re-permits all the add-ons-then crossed modules one by one, the keyboard navigation is disabled, run anti-virus programs, etc. It's driving me crazy. I'm going to constantly where the cursor has decided to jump, removing my entry typed, place the cursor where it must be & start typing again. I had to perform the operations described in the last sentence of 11 times, in order to type this request for assistance.

  Does anyone have an idea what causes this? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  The most common cause of the behavior that you describe is the Touchpad.

  Because the keyboard is integrated in the housing of the computer laptop, something so simple that the vibration caused by typing can cause the touchpad the cursor or initiate a click, depending on sensitivity settings.

  You must disable the touchpad when typing. Most modern laptops provide an option or a keyboard shortcut to get there.

  The following keyboard shortcuts have been known to disable the touchpad on different systems. Press and hold down the Fn key and then press F3, F4, F6, F7, F9, or F12 to disable the Touchpad.

  Specific instructions, read the instructions for your system or contact the support of laptop manufacturers.

  Computers laptops ACER , to disable or enable the touchpad press and hold down the Fn key and press F6 or F7 . If you are still experiencing a problem, please contact Acer support for assistance.

  Acer support - how to enable or disable the touchpad on the Acer Aspire One netbook? :

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/3179/kW/touchpad/related/1

  Acer support - how to enable or disable the touchpad on my computer? :

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/5700/kW/touchpad/related/1

  Concerning

• Touch pad and cursor problem

  I am using Windows 7 on a Dell Inspiron that has rececntly had the hard drive replaced and my cursor jumps back into already typed text. Can someone tell me how to solve this problem?

  After replacing the HD have been the drivers then updated Dell support?

• Word 2010 jumping cursor

  I recently purchased Word 2010 and installed in 3 different laptops, 2 Toshibas and an Acer.  In all 3 laptops, when I use Word, the cursor often jumps on another line, especially once I press the bar 'space '.

  I searched the Internet for a solution and found an avalanche of complaints similar over the past two years, but not one comment from Microsoft.

  When this company will show some concern for so many customers trapped between the seeds of Word 2010, Windows 7, or both.

  .

  It is a touchpad problem caused by your hand accidentally toching the touchpad.  The solution is to get a mouse and disable the touchpad.

  It is a forum for USERS, if you're not talking MS here but volunteers like me normally.  You can or not to see messages from people titled "Engineers of Microsoft", but I think they are people in India who are contracted by MS and not to provide feedback to the leadership of Mrs.

  Good luck.

• cursor problems

  Hello

  The cursor on my MacBook Air selects texts, emails or icons out of the Blues; the cursor moves to other locations during the strike and does not allow to type a complete sentence. I disabled all the gestures the trackpad section of system preferences, I started the Mac Safeboot mode a couple of times and nothing has solved the problem. It's a MacBook Yosemite 10.10.5 2012.

  Any suggestion on how to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  There are several possible causes for the behavior. Please take each of the following steps that you have not already tried until it is resolved. Some may not apply in your case.

  1. follow the instructions provided in this support article, so this one, as appropriate. A damaged or defective power adapter could be the cause, even if it's the right kind.

  2 simultaneously press the four corners of the trackpad and release. If there is no effect, it is likely to be temporary, and in this case the device must be repaired or replaced.

  3. disconnect or turn off each Bluetooth or USB pointing device, one at a time, testing as you go. You may be able to identify one that is defective. By a pointing device "," I mean a device that moves the cursor, trackpad, mouse, trackball, or tablets. A regular keyboard isn't a pointing device. If you have a desktop without a built-in trackpad design, at least an external pointing device must be active at all times.

  4. If your model has an infrared receiver for use with an Apple Remote, turn off .

  5. This step is applicable if you are using a Mac laptop with a built-in trackpad, and you also use an external mouse or trackpad. Open the accessibility in System Preferences pane, and select mouse and Trackpad in the menu on the left. Check the box marked

  Ignore the built-in trackpad when mouse or a trackpad wireless is present

  Credit for this observation to the members of the CSA PattMK.

  6. reset the system management controller.

  7. If you use a mouse or a trackpad, Bluetooth, investigate potential interference sources, including 3 USB devices.

  8. a swollen in a laptop battery can encroach on the trackpad underneath and cause erratic behavior. If you have trouble clicking the trackpad, it is probably the reason. The battery must be replaced without delay.

  9. a faulty device or a damaged cable can cause the built-in trackpad to a MacBook to behave erratically. If you use the wired devices, disconnect them one at the time and the test.

  10. There is also a report of movement erratic cursor caused by an external display that was plugged in but not turned on.

  11. If you use transfer, disable it in the general pane of system preferences.

  12. If the mirroring of airtime to a TV is turned on, turn it off.

  13. If none of the above apply, or if you have another reason to believe that your computer is remotely controlled, pull it out of the network by turning off Wi - Fi (or your Wi - Fi access point), disconnect a Bluetooth network connection, then unplug the Ethernet cable or a USB modem, whichever is applicable. If the movement of the cursor stops at the same time, you should suspect an intrusion.

  14. an appointment of 'Genius' in an Apple store to do the machine or the tested external trackpad.