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When i type on the internet or on games, I often open new tabs or open other problems, simply by typing. Sometimes what I'm typing will get erased, filled in with something else, or just won't get typed at all. I was told this is a Windows 7 bug.
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On Wed, 26 May 2010 12:00:24 +0000, cats002 wrote:
> where is the touchpad so i can fix this problem
>
> it is driving me absolutely nuts
The touch pad is the pad just below the keyboard, which you typically
use by moving your finger across it, instead of using a mouse.
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
Ken Blake
where is the touchpad so i can fix this problem
it is driving me absolutely nuts
I'll try the Touch Freeze application, but I'm not sure that's the issue. It is definitely NOT a virus. When I stop typing, the cursor jumps UP meaning when I start typing again, I'm in the middle of a word or sentence several lines UP the page. I've got a DELL Inspiron. This is the most annoying thing EVER!
When i type on the internet or on games, I often open new tabs or open other problems, simply by typing. Sometimes what I'm typing will get erased, filled in with something else, or just won't get typed at all. I was told this is a Windows 7 bug.
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It very well may not be Mr. MVP, but how great would it be if MS identified a solution anyway?
You wouldn't even need to blame anybody else. Just say, look the problem isn't us, but I talked to a worker in the trenches and he said try this:
What a huge PR victory for Microsoft that would be. Oh well, guess it's just easier to say not us.
Way to get your hands dirty.
Make it a company wide policy to at least TRY to provide ANY kind of work-around and your stock will soar even more than what a cornered market provides.
Are you kidding me? You're deleting this?
PS my problem is a 32 bit version of Win 7 via MSI
