My track pad is doing random.$@$*
Track pad moves like it has its own dam mind
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Go to control panel-type mouse in top right corner-go to "change mouse settings"-go to hardware and then to properties-press change "settings"-go to driver and press "rollback driver". After that repeat the same process but instead going to "rollback driver" go to update the driver. If that does not fix it then mousepad should be fixed.
PLEASE NOTE THAT AFTER YOU ROLLBACK DRIVERS YOU NEED MOUSE TO USE PC!!!
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I have tried this
Then you need to buy new mousepad
Is there no other way
@amoghpanjwani You can try to disconnect and reconnect the mousepad,but only if you are sure you can do it
It's the grounding. You need to press down the trackpad. Then you'll be fine for a while (a few days), then you can do it again. You can also add a wire, tape it or solder it and attach it to a screw in order to make another ground connection. There is a video there. You can also change the keyboard assembly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xGq5gmK...
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