Jumper trackpads – problems and solutions

Jumper trackpads – problems and solutions

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  • #75996
    Chupa
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    there is also this: https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/touchpad-improvements-for-ezbook-3-pro/ thread,  but there are many more models of the Jumper than just the EZBook 3 pro.

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    #76013
    Chupa
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    A reason the mouse cursor jumps when you do a right or left click is: you are not at the exact bottom corner of the pad. If you ar just in the lower area and do a real click, chances are, while you click the finger moves a bit and so does the cursor. Being in the absolute corner with the fingertip solves this problem.

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    #76883
    Jumper i7s
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    I can’t see any of the options in my jumper pic for my touchpad. The pc I have is jumper i7s. I can’t even get the scroll to work on my trackpad, any suggestions?

    #76902
    Chupa
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    then you might have a locked bios and can not use this option.

    Just try the windows setting – devices – touchpad option

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    #76908
    Jumper i7s
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    1. Thanks, although I can see the bios, but don’t see the options available. Also, my device is PS/2 port, but I don’t have a touchpad option. What other option could there be, especially as I can’t even scroll with the trackpad. The only think the trackpad does is operate the mouse and had a rocker for left and right mouse clicks. Thanks.
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