Cursor going Crazy!!!!

I would suggest returning it. It seems to be defective.

go into the control panel > keyboard and set the cursor speed and conditions
you can do the same for the page scrolling

I have the same issue and I feel like smashing my laptop

you need to install the touchpad software for ur hp laptop

Hi

if you go to



start
over to and right click on my computer andgo down to properties
then go over to the left to device manager
then scroll down to mouse/pointing devices
un install the touchpad
then restart the laptop
and hopefully windows will re install it correctly
also if neccessary pressing FN+F7 to make sure that the touchpad is enabled


good luck


if still no luck go to




www.hp.com


go to support/downloads search your make model and windows 7
then scroll down for the touchpad driver
download it
install it
then restrart and once again if necc press the FN+F7 to enable the touchpad

Im having a similar problem , have you got it fixed yet? I really need some help the scrolling feature on my Vaio VGN - FZ31S does not work at all and I have tried everything.

First Try doing the same in the safemode


Start the Computer with Press F8 key (keep on hitting it before window screen appear)

It will show you the windows advance option

Select the safemode with networking and enter

Login to the user account

Check the Scroll pad if its working fine then there is some problems with software - need update

Try going to the control panel > mouse settings, Open the mouse settings and at the top of the page, there should be a tab for device settings. Click on this tab, It should bring up the touchpad device, highlight it and click on the settings button. When the settings window shows, scroll down to tapping, highlight tapping and make sure that the box is checked for tapping enabled. While you are in there go through all the other settings.

you need new touch pad mouse or reseat connectors on motherboard/touchpad, you will have to open computer to do this (not easy if you dont know how to do it)

Try uninstalling the drivers from the device manager, then do a hardware search. It will automatically find the touch pad and reinstall the drivers. If this doesn't work, then check the connector under the keyboard. Disconnect it and reconnect it, they sometimes work loose. If these don't correct the problem, then you have a faulty touch pad and you'll have to replace it.