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    Grammy1234

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by grammy1234, Apr 10, 2009.

  1. grammy1234

    grammy1234 Newbie

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    2nd try! Can anyone help please? I have just bought an Aspire 5715Z and the cursor jumps all over the page and makes writing a nightmare. Just this note has taken 3 times as long to write. I have had Acers and other laptops before and I have tried typing touching only the keys. The cursor may highlight and delete whole paragraphs or zoom off the page. Any suggestions greatly received. Thanks!
     
  2. namaiki

    namaiki "basically rocks" Super Moderator

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    Go to control panel -> mouse and see if you can change any options for palm detection.
     
  3. grammy1234

    grammy1234 Newbie

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    Thank you; can't see an opotion for pa;m detection. Any more ideas? Should I take it back?
     
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    jkemnitz23 Notebook Consultant

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    Try going back to the store you bought it from and seeing if they'll help you out with what is giong on. Worst comes to worst, they give you a new lappy :)
     
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    Thanks, will try tomorrow. Have a good holiday.