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From: "Andy Medina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Look in the bios. There may be an item regarding the touch pad.
> My Gateway laptop bios has the option of turning off the touch
> pad when an external mouse is attached, or turning off the
> touch pad altogether.
As the cliche goes "thanks for that" - disabling the muse pad in the BIOS on
(older) Gateway DID fix my "crazy mouse" problem. Maybe I tossed that
docking station needlessly, where the "crazy Mouse" syndrome started :-))
I'll keep watching for jumping cursor as well - maybe it is all fixed now
:-)
Seems at one time both the mouse and pad got along, but can't say for sure.
I have not used the laptop much, until recently, when I got interested in
Wi-Fi.
Thanks also to Jerry for starting the thread.
Regards,
Rich
PS In typing this note, the cursor has not jumped even once, so maybe they
are related.
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