Dell Studio 17 Laptop "cursor moves" Questions

The cursor jumps all over the place when I am writing. How do I fix this? Watch out for the touchpad below the keyboard. You may be hitting it with the heel of your hand while typing, and this will ...

My cursor keeps moving to the bottom left of the screen on its own. It is annoying. I have a Dell Studio 1747. I have a pen and touch input. Not sure if that makes a difference. A touch screen as well

...screen keeps going fuzzy every so often and i can't read anything on any window until i move the cursor over a point and then it becomes clear again That solution that was given was only a few ...

back on without disturbing a video I'm uploading to youtube? usuaully you would just move the mouse cursor or pres a key on the keyboard to put the screen back on? if your screen hasn't timed out, the

cursor moves while typing cursor moves annoyingly to different places where it suppose to be there You may need to disable the touchpad. Your wrists may be brushing the touchpad, causing the cursor to

...to switch it on and off reinstall the touchpad drivers and see if the cursor moves or not. if the problem still persists u can visit my favourite link for a free diagnosis. ...

...cursor The cursur moves from the sensory pad, if the pad went out the cursur will not move.. I would start by installing an external wireless mouse or even a basic plug in mouse to the usb port and ...

...cursor moves way too fast but i find no way to slow it down. apparently the solution is not in the help file. The touchpad is very small on this netbook, so the ratio between the finger movement and ...

cursor won't stay where I move it with the mouse I can be typing a sentence in any application and the cursor will not move with the words I'm typing. As I continue to type my characters are placed in

...cursor never moves, your glidepad is broken. Do you have a "stick" to move your cursor? Many Thinkpads do. Usually have a red cap on it and is located near the b g h keys. If the stick doesn't work ...