Key types twice on Hp pavilion labtop

Press Fn & F10. This disables the touchpad. You will have to use arrows or a mouse to move the cursor. This helps when you are doing a lot of typing. Press the same keys to enable the touchpad when you are finished typing.

you should be able to disable it altogether,thing about another mouse,common manufacturers fault
Change operating system (to Linux!)
reinstall OS

my keyboard is way too sensiticve. when ltyping if i don't hit my key dead center and just a small lportion of my finger touches a key arouind it, that key is also typed. I am a good typist, but when not looking at keyboard and going too fast I don't always hit jmy key dead cwenter. i would like a keyboard like an old typewriter. do they sell less sensitive keyboards ???

If your OEM is original from manufacture, and this option was installed. Restart PC, at the HP intro screen type "f11" 4 times, choose recovery, make shure you choose "restore to manufature settings" gl hope this works for you.

firstly , i just want to let you know that it is a laptop not a labtop. But anyway In windows you cannot make a restart from the keyboard. When this happenes, just hold down the power button untill it shuts off (about 10-15 seconds)

I have been having the same problem for months and think I finally may have solved the problem!
go to control panel-->Pen and Input Devices--->click on tab labeled Touch---> un-check box to use fingers as input devise. :) Wasn't that easy?! all this time I've been dealing with this problem and all I had to do was un-check a box:) the pen still works too!

I don't know if you mean that your cursor suddenly moves as you are typing? If so, it is likely your touch pad is too sensitive. I have a mouse w/mouse pad but never disabled the touch pad. So i disabled the touch pad and it solved it for me. If you want to be sure it is the touch pad being over sensitive, then type a paragraph but keep your fingers and palms far away from the touch pad. If the problem improves, like it did for me, then the touchpad is too sensitive. You can go into the settings for the touchpad to change the sensitivity setting to make it less senstive and see if that works and it does not then press Fn +F7 keys to disable the touchpad.

Acouple people have had this problem the touchpad is very sensitive I would recommend you press the small button above it to disable the mouse when you are typing for a long time . you then can press that button again and it will let you move the mouse again. Im new on here so if my solution helped you please give some good feedback on my answer thank you

HOME KEYS: Left index finger goes on the "F" (you should feel a small bump on the key), left middle finger --> "D", left third finger --> "S", and left pinkie finger --> "A". Right index finger --> "J" (feel bump), right middle finger --> "K", right third finger --> "L", and right pinkie finger --> ";" (semi-colon/colon key). Both thumbs rest on the space bar While the fingers basically stay on those keys, you stretch up & down for the keys closest to the "home keys" (example: use pinkie for "enter" key on the right; use left index finger for "R" and "T). It takes a little while to get used to this but it's the proper way to type, and it is efficient so once you get used to it, you'll be typing like a pro!!

-Professional Typist-

If I'm wrong they have a button to close it down.Have a look it should be next to the synaptic mouse.
takecare.