Dell Inspiron 1501 Notebook "cursor moves typing" Questions

...cursor moves around when you're nowhere near the laptop, then you may want to try disabling the pointing stick (if it has one). I've had several clients with laptops where the pointing stick mouse ...

...cursor to where it thinks you're telling it to go. If you're doing lots of typing, you may want to plug in a USB external mouse and turn off the touchpad. This eliminates the cursor jumping, ...

...typing Cursor jumps while typing. usually makes it 60-70 characters before moving. Characters include spacebar. troubleshooting--Cleaned keyboard, no change. Lessened sensitivity on touchpad/internal ...

...cursor jumps to While typing on my laptop, my cursor jumps to other places on the page, then types where the cursor has moved to . I don't use a mouse. Hi, I guess the 'other places of the pages' is ...

cursor move 2. If your mouse moves all the time without your control you need to have your palm rest replaced When this works vote me a 10 Dell has the diagnostics option for the mouse that you can do

...cursor moves around. This just started a few days ago. Any help? Be careful you aren't inadvertently resting your thumb or palm on the touchpad (it doesn't care if you're typing or not - if you touch ...

...cursor jumps when im typing e-mails If your hands are really warm they don't even need to touch the touchpad in order to move the cursor. You can go into "device manager" and disable the touchpad ...

...cursor moves erratically on the screen (for example, if it jumps around the screen, moves at varying speeds, or selects items on its own), perform the following steps: 1. Clean the surface of the ...

...move the mouse and click on the screen to reactive and move the cursor back to where it was to continue typing or scrolling, which ever I am doing. Happen about every minute. it is infected by a ...

...typing the cursor jumps to a different location. HELP, it is very frustrating. Thank You, Janet Most likely, you're hitting the touchpad with the heel of your hand while you're typing. This ...