The touchpad is so sensitive sometimes that when you are typing, it registers movement and moves the mouse around. We can try changing the touchpad delay before the mouse click works.
This will help the mouse pointer from moving accidentally when you are typing something. Mouse moving on its own could be caused by malware or virus attack, and you need to scan your computer and make sure your computer is safe. If you don't have reliable antivirus software, you can get help from Windows Security.
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Thank you for reaching out Microsoft Community. If your computer has the bare minimum requirements or does not meet the requirements, you need to upgrade its hardware. If you have followed all of the troubleshooting options above and continue to encounter problems, the mouse is likely defective. To determine if this is the case, try connecting the mouse to another computer.
You can also try connecting a different mouse to your computer. If your mouse does not work with another computer or another mouse does work on your computer, we suggest replacing the mouse. If, after trying everything above, you're still having problems with your mouse, and another mouse doesn't work either, there may be corrupt operating system files on your computer.
If one or more system files that interact with the mouse are corrupt, this can cause erratic mouse movement or failure to respond and click in various cases. If possible, restoring to a previous restore point before the problem started to occur could resolve the issue.
However, you may have to perform an operating system repair install or full system recovery to resolve this type of issue. Computer virus or malware could also cause problems with mouse movement and clicking actions, and other problems.
Scan your computer with an antivirus program to determine if it's infected. In this case, the motherboard needs to be replaced.
We suggest taking your computer to a repair shop because of the difficulty of replacing a motherboard. If you want to replace the motherboard, purchase the same model of the motherboard as currently in your computer. If you decide to purchase a different model, do your research and make sure it is compatible with all your existing hardware.
If you purchase a new, different model motherboard than what is currently in the computer, you may need to reinstall Windows due to the change in hardware. Windows has drivers installed that are specific to each motherboard, and changing the motherboard causes different drivers to be needed for Windows to run correctly.
Note If nothing happens on your screen when you move your mouse, your computer may be frozen. Note If you purchase a new, different model motherboard than what is currently in the computer, you may need to reinstall Windows due to the change in hardware.
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