Dell Cursor Typing Blinking Problem

If your hands are really warm they don't even need to touch the touchpad in order to move the cursor. You can go into "device manager" and disable the touchpad and just use a wireless mouse instead.

If your hands are really warm they don't even need to touch the touchpad in order to move the cursor. You can go into "device manager" and disable the touchpad and just use a wireless mouse instead...

try to install the latest firmware from dell website, also open the keyboad clean it and re assemble the data cable

Hi! I think youre probably having a jumping cursor where the cursor jumps from one place to another while typing an email or something. You may got to control panel - hardware - mouse then look for the check box that you can tick on that says "Tap off while typing" and this should fix the problem. Thanks for visiting FixYa.com!

you need to repalace the keyboard

Hi,
I guess the 'other places of the pages' is mostly the beginning of the line? It usually happens when the key stroke is not proper while using combination keys. Or also it happens when if you dont release a key when you press the next in between your speedy typings.

Go to http://support.euro.dell.com/support/index.aspx?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs

Click the drivers and downloads section.

Enter your service tag number and procced to the download section.

Click Input Device Driver and dowload the alps touchpad exe file. Run this and your problems will be solved.

Hello !!

I have seen this problem many times and the most common reason is Spyware or Malware.


So, download, update and run from these sites: http://www.spybot.com and http://www.malwarebytes.com. With Malwarebytes, be certin to choose the free software.

Hope this helps.

http://en.community.dell.com/forums/p/19280661/19505726.aspx#19505726

it worked for me...............good work

Solution #1 posted on Mar 16, 2009
coldsilver20
Rank: Wiz
Rating: 80%, 20 votes
this is because you must deactivate your touchpad. you can do this by holding the Fn key and pressing the F* key that shows a picture of a touchpad in the same color as the Fn.
or you can go to control panel and turn it off in the mouse settings. but just attaching a mouse will allow the touchpad to stay active and therefore still be sensitive enough for your hand to "tap" th cursor.;
Good luck and pls rank this response! :D
Comment posted on Mar 16, 2009 then this will be your final solution. install the drivers here; http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&releaseid=R176423&SystemID=INS_PNT_PM_1525&servicetag=6Z6GNF1&os=WLH&osl=en&deviceid=14029&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=2&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=1&libid=17&fileid=239968


this will install an icon on your toolbar to adjust the touchpad settings in which case you can disable touchpad click response.

Comment posted on Mar 16, 2009 badbaldass,
could you pls rank my post as "fixya" to boost my ranking to guru status?
thank you very much
and your welcome for the advice
Comment posted on Mar 16, 2009 you have inadvertantly rated your own post or comment and therefore locked all other ratings. if you wish to rate my post as fixya, simply open a new post as Dell Cursor coldsilver20 and i will repost my answer imediatley for you to rate

thanks a million