My mouse is the moving

Janice, This is info from Tomsguide.com
1- Turn off computer, disconnect the power cord, remove the battery.
2- Press the Power On button for 10 seconds
3- Replace battery and/or connect power cord.
4- Turn On computer + immediately press F2 key repeatedly
5- Press F9 then press Enter
6- Press F10 then press Enter
May have virus or corrupt driver, run your anti virus and try reloading divers for mouse and touch pad, you may have to use system restore to an earlier date when thins were working OK.
Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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http://ccm.net/forum/affich-689275-toshiba-satellite-mouse-pad-stopped-working
Toshiba Satellite keyboard and touchpad don work
Toshiba Satellite Cursor is not responding

Press the "Fn" and "F9" keys simultaneously.
Test your touchpad. If it works, it was simply disabled. Press the same key combination any time you want to toggle your touchpad on or off.
Plug an external mouse into a USB port on your laptop if the key combination didn't work. Follow onscreen prompts to install the mouse driver--if necessary. You can also move the cursor using the "Tab" key and the arrow keys, as well as click by pressing "Enter" until the mouse is operational.
Click the link in the Resources section if you are using a Toshiba Satellite with Windows Vista. Follow the onscreen prompts to download and re-install the driver.
Open a web browser and navigate to Synaptics.com if you have a different Toshiba model or operating system. Synaptics brand touchpads are used in all Toshiba laptops, and this site provides a generic driver.Hover your mouse over "Support" on the top menu, then select "Drivers" from the drop-down menu.
Select your operating system from the list provided and download the generic driver
Follow the onscreen prompts to install your new driver, and then test the touchpad again. If it still does not work, take your laptop to a licensed repair technician.

Press the button on the back of the mouse to free the battery cover on top.

Remove the battery cover and put the supplied AA battery into the mouse.

Replace the battery cover.

Insert the wireless USB dongle into a USB port on the laptop or desktop computer.

Move the mouse and watch your computer screen.

Confirm that the mouse is connected by making the cursor move.

Hope this helps

1. • 1 Open and power on the laptop.
     
   • 2 Wait for the laptop to fully boot.
     
   • 3 Locate the "Scroll" button at the top-left of the keyboard. It is under the volume panel and between the "F12" and "Pause" keys.
     
   • 4 Press the "Scroll" button.
     
   • 5 Test it by opening a spreadsheet and using the arrow keys to move around on it. You can open your Microsoft Excel program or create a spreadsheet online by using Google Docs (free online productivity software). The "Scroll Lock" function will keep the current cell selected while the screen moves.
     
   • 6 Press "Scroll Lock" again to turn it off.
     

I would use a USB mouse to get into the control panel, mouse properties and check that the buttons are enabled. If that does not work you may need to download and update the driver from Toshiba's web site, located here.

The reason why the cursor is moving from one corner to another is the Mouse touch pad in satellite is very Sencitive press the button on top of the mouse pad to disable the mouse and then start typing you will see that the cursur is not moving again while you are typing.

Try a different mouse, that would prove where the problem lies. Looks to me like the mouse is failing.

Take your mouse pointer and hover over an empty spot on your desktop. Press your rt. mouse button and choose properies. Click on the Monitor Button @ top and Go from there making sure TV is turned on and connected to your computer.. GOOD LUCK!! LUCKY4LYNN2 :)

just go to this link & it will help you..
http://www.laptops-drivers.com/toshiba-drivers/download-complete-windows-xp-drivers-for-toshiba-satellite-l310.html

Is your mouse constantly moving?
Are you having problem figuring out how to stop the moving mouse cursor?