Questions & Answers for: Dell Inspiron hand cursor

...surface? This will cause it to jump up those few lines and again, your wrist (or if you have big hands like I do, the bottom of your thumbs) will tap it. I have the same problem...it is totally ...

...that it is from the sensitivity of the touch pad. You would have to check the position of your hands when typing since when your finger happens to touch the pad unexpectedly, the cursor quickly ...

...the mouse settings. but just attaching a mouse will allow the touchpad to stay active and therefore still be sensitive enough for your hand to "tap" th cursor.; Good luck and pls rank this response! ...

... my cursor jumps to other places in the document, on it's own Does the cursor jump around when your hands are nowhere near the touchpad? The touchpads are heat and pressure sensitive. I personally ...

...the touch pad, this can be from something as severe as a spill to something subtle like damp/sweaty hands. if for example a small amount of moisture is trapped on one edge the cursor will keep trying ...

...hand while you're typing. This makes the cursor move to where the laptop thinks you're telling it to go. Just try to keep your wrists up a bit. You can also turn off the touchpad, either with ...

...hand while typing. Many people do it without realizing it, and the computer is just moving the cursor to where it thinks you're telling it to go. If you're doing lots of typing, you may want ...

i have a dell inspiron 1525 laptop and my cursor jumps when im typing e-mails If your hands are really warm they don't even need to touch the touchpad in order to move the cursor. You can go into

...your fingers/palms aren't grazing the touchpad as you're typing. What's probably happening is your hands are too close to the touchpad, making the computer think you're using the mouse, and thus ...

sentence above or, in the case of answering and email, in the body of the email received. Keep your hands away from the mouse pad when typing on the keyboard