Sorry if this has been addressed before.

Basically many times when I'm typing on my 1515 inspiron laptop, the
cursor just jumps to a random location on the paper, and sometimes even
maximizes minimized windows I have minimized, so it seems it just makes
wherever mouse is on the screen, click, so that where the mouse was the
cursor is at now, and if the mouse was on a minimized window then the
laptop would maximize that window, and so on. What's going on?

I was also going to say Dell should have put a keyboard backlight on
the 1515 inspiron, for the dark, like they did with the studio version.
Screw you Dell. Well at least I bend down my monitor to light up the
keyboard, lol.

For the record, translucent and definitely transparent keyboards are
win [not on dell inspiron ].


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Wandering Flame

I've had that problem when my wrist brushed the touch pad while typing. The
cursor moves unexpectedly. And if you allow tapping to double-click, it gets
worse if you are not careful.

"Wandering Flame" wrote in message
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Sorry if this has been addressed before.

Basically many times when I'm typing on my 1515 inspiron laptop, the
cursor just jumps to a random location on the paper, and sometimes even
maximizes minimized windows I have minimized, so it seems it just makes
wherever mouse is on the screen, click, so that where the mouse was the
cursor is at now, and if the mouse was on a minimized window then the
laptop would maximize that window, and so on. What's going on?

I was also going to say Dell should have put a keyboard backlight on
the 1515 inspiron, for the dark, like they did with the studio version.
Screw you Dell. Well at least I bend down my monitor to light up the
keyboard, lol.

For the record, translucent and definitely transparent keyboards are
win [not on dell inspiron ].


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Wandering Flame

But dude, why does the touch pad have to do with this, if I'm not even
touching it? You can say I still may be even though I think otherwise,
but that is the very first thing I thought was causing the problem, then
I tested. No way in hell did I touch the pad many times and it STILL
happened. Maybe it's the feature being enabled itself (touchpad double
touch) that causes this, idk. Still, Microsoft has bugs in their pc's.


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Wandering Flame