Windows 7 curser jumps to mouse location

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Kyle

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• Jan 12, 2009

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If it's a laptop, try setting the touchpad sensitivity to a lower number.

 

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zerodegreec

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• Jan 12, 2009

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I have a button to turn off the touch pad. even with it off it does it.

 

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• Jan 13, 2009

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I'm not a 100% sure what you mean, but is it by any chance this option:

 

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• Jan 13, 2009

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Nope. So what happens (it just happened to me while typing this). When typing in a text box, if my cursor is to the left of where I am typing the cursor will jump to that location. For example if I have the cursor in the middle of the word "example" right now, it jumps back and as I continue to type its in the middle of the word "example". So now I have to move the mouse outside of the text box in order to type anything... needless to say this is not cool.

 

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dustout

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• Jan 29, 2009

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i have the same problem, sometimes i'll be watching a video in VLC and the mouse will suddenly move. Never happened in vista or XP same mouse same computer. Definatly pretty strange. Also i do not have the snap to option previously mentioned

 

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I did a fresh install of 7 and the problem has not come back...messed up huh? its all good now. I have excersized the demons... well that one anyway.

 

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• Jan 30, 2009

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zerodegreec said:

I did a fresh install of 7 and the problem has not come back...messed up huh? its all good now. I have excersized the demons... well that one anyway.

Click to expand...

perhaps making a circle of fire around my computer and sacrificing a virgin XP cd while reading from my windows CE manual will make my problems go away.

 

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xp cds wont work. you need rare windows products to sacrifice like an old ME or 98 disk.

 

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• May 14, 2009

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I am having the same problems with my Dell Laptop.

It was originally running XP and I upgraded it to Windows 7 Beta and this problem appeared. I recently upgraded (didn't do a complete fresh install) and the issue is still there.

 

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