Having trouble with the cursor,

Try this: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Windows-Widgets/System-Utilities/TouchFreeze.shtml Have you adjusted your touchpad sensitivity in Mouse settings? Are you using a External USB mouse? ALSO, take a look at this: http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-517036-touchpad-and-keyboard-wont-work-same-time

The reason why your cursor is jumping all over the screen is because you are touching it by mistake with your thumb or hand somehow. You can turn the sensitivity down ans set two finger scroll (and other options) for your touchpad - go to control panel > mouse > device settings >


If you do not have device settings, you need to download the official drivers and software to enable all features. The driver you have is probably the default win 8 generic one. Let me know the model number of your laptop and I can help.

Once the message has been sent, you cannot change it. However, if you have not sent the message, simply using your cursor or delete key will allow you to edit the message.

Hope that helps.

the solution is very simple!!!!!! it might help u out(99% chances): wat must be happening is, while typing u r touching the touchpad by mistake which is making the cursor move back.... This time type & ensure that u r not touching the touchpad & u will notice that the problem wont reoccur....or u can also turn off the touchpad while typing so that even if u touch the touchpad by mistake, it wont make the cursor change its location..... try this & let me know if it resolves ur ongoing issue by rating this solution...

HAPPENS WITH LAPTOPS AS I KNOW THERES NO WAY TO FIX THAT AS I KNOW. EVERY LAPTOP I USE DOES THAT ITS ANNOYIN

Could be ccd problem. These were common with this type of Canon camera. Download Canon pdf file re these faults.

This is a really common problem thats not actually a problem.
Go to trackpad settings and make sure tap to click is off.
Most laptops allow you to tap the track pad to act as a mouse button, try it go to an icon tap the trackpad youll see that the icon highlights as if you are actually left clicking.
When your typing the trackpad senses your arm or wrist occasionaly and thinks your tapping the mouse, thus moving the cursor.
So go into trackpad settings and turn off tap to click.

You need to adjust the sensitivity of the touchpad

In the TouchPad Properties window you can access additional TouchPad preferences.

»To access the TouchPad Properties window, use the TouchPad to select Start > Control Panel > Printers and Other Hardware > Mouse > Device Settings, and then select the Settings button.

(If you follow this path using an optional external mouse, the TouchPad Properties window may be unavailable.)

Press the Windows or Start button on your keyboard, and use TAB, or your down arrows to move to the Control Panel. Use Enter to make a choice, until you get to the cursor.

possible your having loose connection. or You plug the USB connector direct to your keyboard, unplug it and transfer it at the Side of your computer or at the back if your using tower case CPU.