Curser jumps all over screen when mouse moved

Mouse needs more Cheese, Seriously it may be the Mouse not working 100% Thats all I can suggest . New Mouse from approx £ 8.00 up

It sounds like there is a problem with the touchscreen. Seems to have a bad spot and thinks it is being touched. In device manager of the control panel, you should be able to disable it under human user device. Double click on that to make sure that is it and select "do not use this device" or "disable" to see if that is the problem. Also, the drivers of the wireless kb and mouse may not be compatible with win8 and interfering with the touch screen.

sounds like you need to go to your control panel and go to mouse and go to pointer options and check pointer precision, uncheck snap to or uncheck display pointer trails. Your problem will be in mouse and what you have checked or not checked.

ur keyboard mouse is locked look where the f1,f2,f3,keys are and find the mouse lock key when u locate it then pressand hold ur FN KEY (usually on bottom left on key board ) and the mouse key to unlock

Chances are the batteries are low or the mouse needs to be recharged.

Hi a. Have you tried another mouse and
b. Are you using a glossy or prismatic mouse mat? Try using a different one or a sheet of A4 and see if this fixes it
hope this helps Mark

check if you have the right drivers installed for the mouse that you are trying to use

hello,have you tryed cleaning the bottom of your mouse any dirt of debre can cause a bad mouse curse movement also have you checked to make sure you have updated drivers for your logitech devises ?

I respectfully disagree with amusedgeek. He is correct aout the textured surface,though.Optical mice will take snapshots many times a second and reposition the cursor according to where the pattern was last. Rather than a single color, a pattern is your best bet for an optical mouse. The only thing I recommend is to make sure the mousepad isn't reflective at all- no glossy or semi-glossy surface. You want it to be non-reflective. Just to be sure there is nothing wrong with the mouse, you can test it simply by putting it on a newspaper and scrolling around.

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!