Since instinstalling Vista Home premium my cursor jumps all over the screen
when typingmation in infor - see what I mean - typing in information. It
does this in every program and when searching for something on Google, etc.,
etc., etc., and it is driving me mad! Any help/suggestions would be much
appreciated.

I've read throuh other experiencing similar problems and I will try to get
help from Sony . . .

"HeavyB" wrote:
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> Since instinstalling Vista Home premium my cursor jumps all over the screen
> when typingmation in infor - see what I mean - typing in information. It
> does this in every program and when searching for something on Google, etc.,
> etc., etc., and it is driving me mad! Any help/suggestions would be much
> appreciated.
>
>[/color]

Vix wrote:
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>
> Vix;569797 Wrote:[color=green]
>> I have exectly the same problem. Bought a new laptop 2 weeks ago with
>> Vista Home Premium OS. It drives me crazy and it costs me a lot of time
>> deleting the misplaced pieces of text. Strangely enough it isn't
>> happening right now while I'm typing this... If ld help me anyone cou .
>> Ah, so it is happening after all...rsord cu Bewitche
>> I give up. Help![/color]
>
> Done some more search on Google and it seems that I am accidentally
> touching the touchpad and by doing this, activating the mousecursor. All
> because I am typing too fast. Duh! Can someone make this touchpad less
> touchy?
>
>[/color]
Turn the **** thing off and use a real mouse.

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"HeavyB" wrote:
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> Since instinstalling Vista Home premium my cursor jumps all over the screen
> when typingmation in infor - see what I mean - typing in information. It
> does this in every program and when searching for something on Google, etc.,
> etc., etc., and it is driving me mad! Any help/suggestions would be much
> appreciated.
>[/color]

When I type the letter "c", the cursor often (almost always) jumps to
another place in the document. It is definitely the letter "c" which
initiates this problem.

Also - we all post our problems here; does Microsoft ever bother to read
these postings and offer solutions. I have never once seen an answer from
Microsoft - WHY NOT? - surely it is their software, and they should be the
best entity to provide and answer.

"Richardo" <Richardo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4DDD6470-7F48-446A-AAEF-14BD3E85EC02@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>
>
> "HeavyB" wrote:
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>> Since instinstalling Vista Home premium my cursor jumps all over the
>> screen
>> when typingmation in infor - see what I mean - typing in information. It
>> does this in every program and when searching for something on Google,
>> etc.,
>> etc., etc., and it is driving me mad! Any help/suggestions would be much
>> appreciated.
>>[/color]
>
> When I type the letter "c", the cursor often (almost always) jumps to
> another place in the document. It is definitely the letter "c" which
> initiates this problem.
>
> Also - we all post our problems here; does Microsoft ever bother to read
> these postings and offer solutions. I have never once seen an answer from
> Microsoft - WHY NOT? - surely it is their software, and they should be the
> best entity to provide and answer.[/color]


1. What happens if you try a different keyboard?

2. This is a peer-to-peer public group where we try to help each other. Yes,
it's hosted on Microsoft's news server, but it's not an official technical
support facility.

On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 04:58:01 -0800, Richardo
<Richardo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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> When I type the letter "c", the cursor often (almost always) jumps to
> another place in the document. It is definitely the letter "c" which
> initiates this problem.
>
> Also - we all post our problems here; does Microsoft ever bother to read
> these postings and offer solutions. I have never once seen an answer from
> Microsoft - WHY NOT? - surely it is their software, and they should be the
> best entity to provide and answer.[/color]


I can't answer your question about the "C" key, but let me point out
that if you want to ask Microsoft a question, you need to contact
Microsoft. It's not a matter of their "bothering" to read this
newsgroup, it's that you're in the wrong place if you want Microsoft.

This isn't Microsoft, but is a peer support newsgroup. We are all just
Windows Vista users here, helping each other if and when we can. We
are not Microsoft employees (not even those of us with "Microsoft MVP"
behind our names; that's an honorary title for having provided
consistently helpful advice) except for an occasional employee who
posts here unofficially on his own time.

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