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Touch screen laptop clicking by itself
Touch screen laptop clicking by itself







touch screen laptop clicking by itself touch screen laptop clicking by itself

but that screws your system totally!! :=((ġ6) It is also better in a humidified room (ie. printer, wire/USB mouse and (especially) the ethernet cable. I've had it for weeks and tried all sorts of weird stuff!!ġ5) I find it is not half as bad if I disconnect most of the items eg. I am not a Lenovo man and not even a 'real' PC engineer any longer but.ģ) I have a - sort of/temporary - solutionĤ) I have not yet found out how to cure it totallyĥ) I will report back here if I find a long-term solutionĦ) I would like YOUR feedback if my comments below help or you find different solutionsġ) I guess you ALL have AIO systems or at least have TOUCH SCREENSģ) You get sudden 'jumps' to another screen or even a new screenĥ) You do NOT have anything wrong with your PC per seħ) You probably sit in a warm dry room with several devices using the same power socketĨ) You might well wear silk or light cotton clothes (No! I'm not mad! They ALL produce body static!!)ĩ) If you have a printer nearby I bet all the paper sticks togetherġ0) BUT the most telling thing is sudden 'blips' on your screen!!!! These are static discharges!!ġ1) You can see them when a) Your desktop or app had a DARK background b) If you touch a dark area of your desktop - you will see a quick circle like a drop of water in a pool! That is you finger discharging to the screen!ġ2) That is how the touchscreen knows it is being touched!! It is body (or device!!!!) staticġ3) The screen and your system MAY be well earthed but the earth line can also give you back static from other devices attached through USB, ethernet, keyboard, mouse AND the power input port itself!!!! You can also get it via your (real) desk/work top, piles of paper, your clothing and various other ways!!!ġ4) It's hard to stop!!! It's even harder to find what is causing it! I KNOW.









Touch screen laptop clicking by itself