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• Satellite L450D: erratic cursor while typing

  Hi first post

  I recently took delivery of Sat L450, as part of access to the House for our daughter aged 11.

  My problem is that while typing on or off line, the cursor is erratic.
  He can jump in any other line and if you don't watch it constantly, it screws up what you typed.

  I just searched for drivers and noticed there are two types of drivers of topuchpad, so not sure whether this would solve the problem or that one. (all by typing this message the cursor jumped to previous rows 5 times)

  Hello

  Please disable the touchpad, while typing using the FN + F9 key combination.
  I had the same problem a few years and not the opinion of t that I touched the surface of touchpad accidentally while typing!

  I disabled the touchpad and it's solution

  Welcome them

• Portege M780-102 cursor jumps erratically around while typing

  Just got my new Portege 780-102.
  But irregularly, the cursor jumps around when typing in any application.
  (.. .and no, this isn't my sleeve brushing the mouse pad)

  Search the Web...
  Seems that Toshiba portable computers have a bit of a history with this type of problem .

  There is a suggestion that I have to re - charge the pack of bluetooth applications.
  Try to talk to Toshiba tech.support in the United Kingdom, but they are on a holiday.

  Has anyone else had the same problem and have you known the problem solutions?

  Thanks a mill! Katie x

  Hi mate

  I read on this issue of cursor on the different laptop models (from different manufacturers).
  But in most cases, the users didn't note that the touchpad was accidentally while typing of touchpad.
  You said you checked this hmm but in any case, try to disable the touchpad while typing just for test purposes

  In addition, some have said that the BIOS update can also be useful
  So if the most recent BIOS is available, updated it!

• What is the cause of the movement of the erratic cursor at random points while typing?

  Most often occurs when you type in Word 2010 and emails, but also occurs just by filling in the fields of online forms.

  Most often occurs when you type in Word 2010 and emails, but also occurs just by filling in the fields of online forms.

  Using a laptop? If so, you are probably accidentally brushing your hand against the touchpad while typing.

• The cursor moves erratically while I'm typing

  With Windows 7, the cursor moves while I type in email, Word ais nd th same ias (this is an example of my problem).  Even as I typed this, thersor cu

  the cursor jumps back to this line and the line above.  Very frustrating!    Problem is in Windows 7 to purchase; correction was made when I bought in January 2010.

  Have reconstitute last month and the problem reappeared.  Can't seem to fix. ;

  This unit has a cushion of tack Synaptics, and there is a setting in the drivers called "Palm Check" or something similar. Check it tells, basically, the touch pad to try to detect when it is your Palm (in typiing) compared to a finger.

• Erratic behavior of the keyboard of a Satellite R830

  I can't use my portatil to write because the keyboard has an erratic behavior. When you are writing it jumps to different positions on the line.

  No doubt, it can be solved install drivers again, but I'm not an expert, then someone can help with this.

  ARO

  Hello

  Disable Touchpad while writing and using the keyboard.
  I had the same problem in the past.
  Finally, I noticed that I touched the surface of touchpad accidentally while typing and this is the reason why the cursor jumped around.

• touch screen works is not to a few areas and typing randomly

  The touchscreen does not work in specific areas of the screen. and also it behaves erratically, opening, closing and switching applications and typing randomly on its own... sometimes the home button also stops working.

  The problem started with "ghost typing" and automatic switching of applications. and recently to the touch in some places on the screen also stopped working...

  I do not have a centered around Apple care, so I thought to get certain points of view on this problem before relying completely on the local repair store guy...

  You have coverage on the iPad that can interfere with the screen?  I've seen other shadow report type and it turns out being the hardware issues, but try some basic troubleshooting steps. Close all applications and the strength to restart the device first.

  Close all applications. Press the Home button twice quickly. You will see small glimpses of your applications recently used. Drag to the left to find the application you want to close. Swipe up on the preview of the application to close.

  Now restart of strength. To force the reboot your device, press and hold the two buttons of sleep/wake and home for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo.

  If this difference, try this. Reset all the settings. You won't lose any data, but all the parameters of the device will have to be entered again in the settings app. This includes the WiFi password. Settings > general > reset > reset all settings.

• Satellite C655 - text insert point is erratic, wandering and deletes

  I'm having an erratic text insertion point.
  When you use MS Word, WordPress or other trying to hit, the text insertion point jumps around while typing.
  The result is;

  (1) what I'm typing is inserted in the text that is already written,
  (2) text is placed elsewhere in the page, or
  (3) written text is deleted - this may be a word or a whole paragraph.
  Type it is like playing a game - type you and watch where the words are placed or erasure and always complete a sentence.

  I use a Satellite C655 which I bought through BJ, Word 7, Internet Explorer and Word Starter 2010.
  I don't like this version of Word, but my drive for Word 2003 does not install because of a "missing file" - go figure.
  It installed on my new Windows 7 desktop computer.

  Any suggestions? Is it a problem that I would return to my laptop for Toshiba?
  Since I'm a writer, this problem is serious for me.

  Dave
  [email protected]

  Hello

  If your laptop uses an older version of BIOS, please update the BIOS to the latest status.
  In addition, you must disable the touchpad while typing.
  In my case, I touched the touchpad accidentally area while typing and so my cursor jumped on another line

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• Erratic keyboard DM1Z - 2100 CTO cursor

  When you type a phrase, the cursor will jump suddenly and erratically to another location previous in the sentence or paragraph and continue typing as if it were in a position to fix.  No rationale or logic; no specific model or specific letters typed don't - it jumps to another part of the sentence or paragraph on its own.  I used the air compressed on the keyboard to clean out of possible contaminants;  nothing has been spilled on the keyboard.   Anyone facing this problem or have an easy solution to fix?

  TIA!

  Hello bassmanf6,

  Try to update your BIOS and let me know if the troubleshooting steps to help you solve your problem.

  Good luck!

• Recently had to do a restore on Acer laptop on Vista, now have the erratic cursor

  I recently had to do a restore on my computer and my old Nemesis the returned cursor erratic! Unfortunately, I don't remember how I fixed it before. It is certainly not the touchpad. When I type I suddenly find I hit in the middle of a word in the document.

  Hello

  ·         This happens with a particular application?

  I suggest that you follow the steps below:

  Method 1:

  Reduce the sensitivity of the touchpad and check if the problem occurs, follow these steps:

  a. click on the menu "Start" and click the option ""Panel.".

  b. change the view by category to large icons option, click twice on the icon named "mouse"... The 'mouse properties' window opens. Go to the tab "device settings". Click on the button "settings". A window titled "Properties" appears.

  c. examine the left panel of the 'Properties' window and expand the option 'sensitivity. ' Click on the option 'touch sensitivity. '

  d. reduce tactile sensitivity in moving the slider to the right, to the label of "heavy touch. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until find you one suited to your needs.

  Click on the 'OK' button to close the "Properties" window Repeat the operation with the control panel "mouse". Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

  Method 2:

  Turn off Hide pointer option follow these steps:

  a. open the mouse by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, clicking hardware, and then clicking on the mouse.

  b. click the Pointer Options tab, and then clear the Hide pointer while typing and click OK.

  I hope this helps.

• Behavior erratic mouse/Touchpad on Inspiron 15 5447

  I had my laptop for a little over 4 months. I mainly use a wireless mouse with him... and every so often the mouse will have a mind of your own. I can be typing or even try to use the mouse and it will start to jump around on the screen itself... by selecting things... even of switching/Mobile windows as if buttons are pressed as well. At first I thought that maybe it was interference with the touchpad... so I tried both disable touchpad when external mouse is connected... and disable the touchpad altogether and the problem persists. So I thought that maybe the mouse is the problem, so at some point when he wents nuts on me, I turned it off and opted for the touchpad... but the erratic behavior continues. The only thing I can do about it is to restart... and then things are usually fine for several days before the question starts again. Any thoughts on what the problem maybe, or troubleshooting tips?

  
  It worked - DELL has a terrible touchpad - there is a hardware ONLY problem affecting the series 3000, 4000, 5000 and 7000.  I bought a protective screen of the dollar for a dollar store, it worked where all software solutions had failed.

  • Posted byalpha-amandine on July 28, 2014 13:41  Answers verified Verified by pelosap

    Hello world!

    Like you I had the same problems touchpad. At first, I thought it was ESD and troubleshoot-made for a few days. Finally, I concluded that he had nothing to do with the EDD and passed questions possible pilot. I installed every driver package I could find, modified, off driver signature in order to install OEM drivers, used Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Ubuntu etc... but in vain.

    Early on, some kind of physical problem seems to be the most logical. The question was just what! I couldn't believe that synaptics could do such an aweful touchpad which was incapable of actually at work. I did support arguing that the question must be caused by something small. During my last clean install of Windows 8.1 I noticed that the default windows caused the touchpad driver is EXTREMELY sensitive. You will notice that once you install the latest driver from Dell the cursor movement calms down considerably. The touchpad is still extremely sensitive, the driver is just take the raw input all that and generalizing it in a cursor, easier to manage. Conclusion, the touchpad is too sensitive.

    I compared this premise with my previous experiences and found much support each other. My touchpad would typically be panic after a lot of 2-finger scroll or a large number of movements of gesture.  Indeed, it would stop work entirely if I blew warm breath on her. Conclusion, I need to desensitize the touchpad on and protect... but how!

  In my first attempt, I simply took the touchpad transparent and entirely covered with packing tape. Don't expect anything I ran my finger on it and revealed that the movement of the cursor is estimated much more controllable. I used it for 30 minutes like this with only a few minor problems. (My touchpad STILL freaks out in the first 15 minutes, so for me it was a big deal!) I asked a little more layers of Ribbon downwards and the feature kept getting better and better. Since I was best performance with several layers of tape and because the transparent packing tape is not look glued to your laptop I wanted to find a better solution. I needed a plastic resistant thick that I would stick to the surface of the touchpad and has no need of me to use many of the layers. Conclusion, use plastifieuses 3 m plastic.

  On this second attempt, I disassembled the laptop and removed the touchpad of the palm rest area. I used a tampon Magic Eraser with a little water and very little SOAP to clean the surface of the touchpad. After that it was clean and dry I cut an oversized square piece of plastic lamination and placed the touchpad upside on the sticky side of the plastic. I then took a razor and carefully trimmed the excess by tracing around the edge of the touchpad. The result was a piece perfectly sized plastic on the top of the touchpad. I reinstalled the touchpad in the palmrest and reassembled the computer. (Please note that there is some tape of ground wire to the back of the tablet that should be reapplied during installation.)

  I use it like this for 3 days now with ZERO problems! I hope that Dell takes knowledge from this post and comes up with a real solution. The black surface of the touchpad is itself just plastic glued on the circuit of keys using an adhesive. It seems that the simple solution would be for them to replace it with a more robust piece more thick. One thing I noticed is that the 3 m plastic is tougher than the original surface of the touchpad which makes it difficult to slide your finger over it. When I started my finger continued to jump on the touchpad which caused the cursor to jump around, however after a few hours he smoothed out nicely. You can have better luck using a different plastic as a screen protector of mobile phone since it was designed to have the fingers touch.

  in any case, I really hope that this helped you guys. I was just as grumpy as you on this subject and I still think that Dell OFFICIALLY must do something about this problem! (DELL TAKE NOTE!) In the meantime, I hope this allows you to you guys and running and able to enjoy your laptop once more! Good luck!

  

• Roll on the text occasionally comment on erratic results, for example, first highlighted word and then no other product even if the mouse has not been published.  How can I fix it?

  I have Acrobat Pro DC and Windows 10.  When you try to make editing comments, I find almost impossible to get the words marked (by rolling on it with the mouse button).  The blue highlight climbs around the word to Word or closed unexpectedly after rolling on a single word, even if the mouse button was released.

  In addition, now that the strike and replacement tool has been eliminated, you are supposed to perform the same operation on the text to replace and, once the text highlighted blue, simply start typing the new text.  It works not.  After finally getting the right text marked, I start typing, and nothing happens.  I might have to select a tool (for example, strike-out), use and remove the strike-out, before the operation crossed out - replace works again.

  I have used earlier versions of Acrobat Pro (on Vista) without such problems.

  The problem I described with text selection was not with Acrobat, but rather with a failing wireless mouse.  Replacing the mouse seems to have resolved.  See erratic mouse, by selecting the problem of text - Logitech Forums

• Erratic behavior CBWMS view code with code disappears

  This just started today: behavior seen very erratic code with the code disappears.

  As I am writing code, or by selecting the code, he suddenly disappears. Sometimes portions of code disappears and shows a small section that is stressed.

  If I select a photo in design mode, it can also disappear.

  I tried reinstalling Dreamweaver, deleted the Setup folder, preferences removed, but seems to come back.

  Has anyone seen this type of erratic behavior before?

  Here is an example of the strange underlined text (under 'c'):

  

  If I select an underlined letter and keep typing, it continues the line in mode code like this:

  

  Once this emphasis indicates somewhere, this is the beginning of other erratic behaviors such as images or code disappears suddenly, etc..

  It started to happen after upgrading creative cloud today.

  Try to turn off dictation & speech recognition in your system settings.

  Nancy O.

• Update of the bad experience of typing after Sierra

  After the update of the Sierra the typing experience is sub par.  He lags on the screen and sometimes the AutoCorrect intervenes before you finish typing, "correcting" the word after that I typed it correctly.  It sorts of predicted what I'm typing and corrects until I finished typing so that the end result is something like "unbelievablele" or "correcteded."

  Anyone with the same problem?

  You can disable the automatic correction of spelling and grammar until you are done typing and then allow him to do these things on your work completed. What you have described is Pages doing all this while you type. On the Edit menu.

  Uncheck all the features in the submenu, as I've shown here:

  

  When you are finished typing, then display spelling and grammar.

• Typing very slow on iOS10

  After the update to iOS 10 on my iPhone 6, typing in any application is extremely slow. The keyboard seems to freeze and then everything you typed will appear at the same time. What is happening in all applications, from safari to iMessage. It is impossible to type in any circumstance. I searched online but did not find anyone with the same issue.

  All I could do was done, as turning point market, reset (now all the buttons), uninstall keyboards.

  My iPhone 6 have a lot of available memory.

  I hope that someone here has a solution!

  Thanks and good luck!

  What usually works in this situation is to reset the keyboard dictionary. Go to settings > general > reset > reset the keyboard dictionary. You will lose all the information learned from AutoCorrect on your typing habits, so it may take a day or two so he can learn again.