While I'm entering text on the laptop, in any app, the cursor will suddenly jump backwards to a random spot. There is no pattern to its behavior: -It's not triggered by hitting a certain key or pattern of keys -I'm not hitting two keys at once -It happens regardless of the speed of my typing -It jumps varying distances each time it occurs Unless I'm watching the screen as I type, I'll look up and realize that the cursor is several lines above where it should be and that I'm entering text in the middle of words. To fix this, I tried running a virus scan (which turned up nothing) and also did a system restore back to a point before this happened, but it still continues. In this description alone, it has jumped an average of twice/line! Frustrating! Thanks for your help!
The space bar 'contacts', internally are dirty or defective. You will probably need to replace the keyboard or seek from manufacturer a 'cleaning process ' for this keyboard.
I had the same problem with my dell laptop. It must be a software/spyware issue because the problem stay with my hard drive. Putting this hard drive in a new laptop caused the problem with the new laptop. Putting a new hard drive to the old laptop fixed it. The problem seems to occurs when I type faster. Any comments would be welcomed
I had the same problem with my dell laptop. It must be a software/spyware issue because the problem stay with my hard drive. Putting this hard drive in a new laptop caused the problem with the new laptop. Putting a new hard drive to the old laptop fixed it. The problem seems to occurs when I type faster. Any comments would be welcomed
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- 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9: Enter a character to the position pointed by the cursor.
- First press: enter the first character from a set of characters related to this button. Each subsequent press: you may change the entered character to the next one from this set.
- 0: enter the space.
- 1: enter a special character (punctuation marks, etc).
- Up, Down, Left, Right after pressing 1 (special character entering mode): select the required character.
- ENTER: confirm selection; finish text entering.
- SUBTITLE: enter the period (for numeric mode); functions like button 1 (character mode).
- CLEAR (<-): delete a character to the left of cursor.
- SELECT (cap'num): switch input mode:
- abc: character mode, small latin letters.
- ABC: character mode, capital latin letters.
- 123: numeric mode, digits.
- RETURN: cancel the text changes and finish text entering.
- Left/Right: move the cursor one character left/right.
- Up/Down: move the cursor to the start/end of a text line.
- If the cursor is already in start/end position: select another user interface element which is under/over the current text entry area (only for dialogs with several elements of user interface; text changes are confirmed automatically).
- POP UP MENU: show context menu with a list of available commands. They allow you to cut, copy and paste text using the clipboard, much like it is done on a PC.
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