In the garage, with a shotgun, a rubber chicken, my cat, a RealDoll named Tsuki, a 6oz swordfish steak, a Captain Caveman decoder ring, a picture of the 1973 Dodgers, Zoomie's foot fetish, the occasional stripper to beat me up, 5 nicotine patches, a vial of Family Guy Anti Bacterial Soap, the occasional call from Suze, the occasional smoo, Avast AntiVirus, Mosh's Magical Marsupials, a bottle of Crisco, Spybot - Search & Destroy, the dude who pooped in the tuba, a PitBull named "Diesel", a limited edition 'Tickle Me Elmo', a Darth Vader mask, Terry Fader's turtle puppet, a bag of Ol'Roy dog food, a $5 gift certificate to "Biz-E-G's 'Lapdances and Laundry'", Lisa Lisa from the Cult Jam, the fabled "TSi CockRing Set", the new TSi "Paddle Me Palin" doll, a 250cc syringe full of empscum, a "Hello Kitty" tongue piercing kit, a pirated copy of WinRAR, a roasted turkey leg, my "Police Squad" box set, and K_o_C's non-used tube of Anal Eaze, I feel safe ...
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this or not, but I'll give it a try.
I received a dell laptop about 4 months ago from a company I work with. Immediately, I noticed that while typing, the cursor would start jumping to different areas, consequently severely messing up my flow. Sometimes it jumps and highlights everything you typed, and then replaces it. I know I'm not hitting anything else that would cause it to do this. I've had others try to type on it, and they've experienced the same annoying problem.
I've contacted the company about it, but does anyone know about this problem with Dell laptops, and if so, is there an easy fix? Ive tried researching it online, but I cannot find anything. If there is an easy solution or something I can try, I'd rather just do that, rather than sending the laptop back through the company and waiting for another one.
Joined: Fri Jan 12 2007, 04:38am
Location: Florida
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I agree with eitje.
The only other thing I can think of is that the previous owner may have created 'quick keys' with certain combinations of key strokes, but that seems unlikely.
