After months of suffering from flying cursor syndrome I discovered this simple trick that put an end to my frustration. Place a piece of plain paper over the touch-pad and secure with sellotape, and the problem should disappear.
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After months of suffering from flying cursor syndrome I discovered this simple trick that put an end to my frustration. Place a piece of plain paper over the touch-pad and secure with sellotape, and the problem should disappear.
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