A Liquid Sensation When your guardian angel touches you, you might feel the sensation of warm, rich liquid, like honey or oil, pouring over you. Your angel may touch part of your body, such as your head, or you may feel the liquid sensation completely encompassing you….

Phantom Touch is continued experience of sensations and presence of a missing limb often occurring after amputation; it is frequently referred to as a phantom limb….

Ghost touch issues can occur when you touch your phone’s screen with dirty hands or even when your phone’s screen gets dirty. If you charge your phone with the fault charger then this can also cause ghost touch issues.

In this case, keep your phone screen clean to get rid of Android ghost touch problem. It’s easy to do, just turn off the screen, get clean wipes (or soft cloth), then gently wipe over the screen. Do not scratch the screen with sharp objects. Also, you might run into ghost touches if your screen is cracked/scratched….

If you have connected your phone to a poor quality charging cable, the digitizer(the sensor that detects and locates the touches) malfunctions. Although this is temporary, as once you remove the cable, the phone works normally. However repeated use of poor quality cables can cause permanent damage to the digitizer.

Ghost touches usually are a result from a poorly operating digitiser under the screen or something making conductivity on the screen (like a screen protector). A reset sometimes could fix it if it was a software related reason.

Select Device Manager from the dropdown that should appear in the lower-left corner of your desktop. Select “Human Interface Devices” from the new window. Select your touch screen display from the sub-list. Right-click or use the Action dropdown to select “Disable device.”…

Open the Device Manager in Windows. Click the arrow to the left of the Human Interface Devices option in the list, to expand and show the hardware devices under that section. Find and right-click the HID-compliant touch screen device in the list. Select the Enable device option in the pop-up menu….

The cursor jumps or moves unexpectedly on the display when typing on the notebook. This extra movement is caused by the sensitivity of the touchpad. The sensitivity of the original touchpad driver cannot be adjusted or manually disabled.

Mouse issue If the cursor is jumping around after working properly for ages, it could be a hardware error or mouse failure. If the cursor stops jumping, the issue is with your mouse. If it still happens, it isn’t the mouse. You can either keep using your new mouse or replace it with your old one….

Press the Windows button and “I” at the same time and click (or tab) over to Devices > Touchpad. Navigate to the Additional Settings option and open the Touchpad Settings box. From here, you can toggle the HP touchpad settings on or off. Restart your computer to make sure the changes take place.

Once the mouse is acting erratically, possible reason could be due to the mouse is not clean, the optical portion of the mouse is blocked, it’s being placed on a bad surface, bad wireless connection or it has a failing batteries and there’s a moisture or a liquid substance on finger while using the touchpad….

If you notice some weird selection behavior going on with your mouse in Excel, take a look at the Status Bar — you might see something toward the left end that says “Extend Selection.” Even if you don’t, turning the selection mode off is easy. That’ll turn it off and return your mouse and arrow keys to normal function.

To enable or disable this feature, follow the steps below.

1. Open the Control Panel.
2. In the Control Panel, double-click the Mouse icon.
3. In the Mouse Properties window, click the Motion tab and check or uncheck the “Show pointer trails” option to enable or disable the feature.

Depending on your keyboard and mouse model, the Windows keys you should hit are varying from one to another. Thus you may try the following combinations to make your disappearing cursor back to visible in Windows 10: Fn + F3/ Fn + F5/ Fn + F9/ Fn + F11….

Under the “Devices and Printers” heading, click the Mouse link, then click the Pointer Options tab in the Mouse Properties window. Go down to the very last option—the one that reads “Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key”—and click the checkbox. Click the “Apply” button, then click “OK.”…

Lock or Unlock HP Touchpad Next to the touchpad, you should see a small LED (orange or blue). This light is your touchpad’s sensor. Simply double-tap on the sensor to enable your touchpad. You can disable your touchpad by double-tapping on the sensor again….

The first thing to do is check for any button on your keyboard which has an icon that looks like a touchpad with a line through it. Press it and see if the cursor starts moving again. In most cases, you’ll need to press and hold the Fn key and then press the relevant function key to bring your cursor back to life….