What can i do to stop my typing jumping all over the place. I guess I'm pressing something I shouldn't.

hello Carolyn
what car, a jeep GC, sure, but what year, and what engine size.
jumps. (ill assume engine jumps and not transmission slips)
the engine can jump or many types of reasons, failures. 50 or more.
i guess you what us to guess, and not do tests and find true cause?
1: failure to do the service on the car is the all time top #1 reason.
spark plugs, and filters stop this list. every 60k miles or as the operators guide in the glove box states.
2: bad fuel. (or wrong fuel)
3: Bad TPS sensor.
4: low fuel pressure.
5: engine intake air leaks. (vacuum leaks)
6: bad MAF or MAP sensor,
7: ASD relay dropping out, for a second due to 7 errors it sees. ask.
8: 12vdc battery power dropping out for any reasons, (many)

keyboard problem, just change the keyboard or try to work with external keyboard.

It could be as simple as something stuck under the key . turn laptop upside down and lightly tap to dislodge debris. if you feel comfortable remove the key with unit off and clean.

You're probably having a jumping cursor where the cursor jumps from one place to another while typing an email or something. To fix this Go to control panel - hardware - mouse then look for the check box that you can tick on that says "Tap off while typing" and this should fix the problem.

Should you have any other questions just please leave a message.

Cheers~

Hi! I think youre probably having a jumping cursor where the cursor jumps from one place to another while typing an email or something. You may got to control panel - hardware - mouse then look for the check box that you can tick on that says "Tap off while typing" and this should fix the problem. Thanks for visiting FixYa.com!

Hi,
I guess the 'other places of the pages' is mostly the beginning of the line? It usually happens when the key stroke is not proper while using combination keys. Or also it happens when if you dont release a key when you press the next in between your speedy typings.

I can't guess what could be wrong. However there is a simple way to restore everything. Press [2nd][STAT][5:SetUpEditor][ENTER].
That should restore the L1 to L6 lists.

If you want to clear the list, press [2nd][0] to access the (CATALOG) of commands. Press [PGRM] to jump to first command that starts with C. Scroll down from there till you reach ClrAllLists and press [ENTER].
Try this and if that does not solve your problem, post to this thread, elaborating on that "something wrong".

This happens when your hands get to close to the palmrest and your wrists are actually causing the cursor to jump to another spot. Go to the control panel > mouse> settings > highlight the touchpad listed and select the settings button. Look through the entries and there is a setting for palmrest sensitivity. Turn down the sensitivity so your hands and wrists don't trigger a cursor movement. The hardware and drivers are fine, this is a setting adjustment.

THE SENSITIVITY IS SET TO HIGH IS THE MOUSE OPTION, SOME PROGRAM OFFER A PROGRAM THAT STOPS THE MOUSE FROM MOVING WHEN YOU ARE TYPING, NOT ALL COMPANYS DO THIS.

ROD

CONTROL PANEL, OPEN MOUSE

Hello
Most probably because your 'Touch Pad Mouse' is touched by your palm (hand or something) while you are typing. Avoid contact with the mouse touch pad while typing.
Option 2:
If you have a centre moveable mouse on your laptop, start using it and disable the 'Touch pad mouse'
Best of luck!