[niche]

On aSamsung laptop, for Google Chrome the cursor will be moving randomly making it impossible to type anything online, when connected to the internet using a Dlink modem. When not connected to the internet the problem is not faced. Does anyone know how the problem is created at the ISP level and how to trace the person creating the problem.

[Fergal]

niche is it possible that you have some kind of virus on that laptop? Did you run a scan using your anti-virus software?

[niche]

The problem remains intermittent, and virus scan is not detecting any malware. It appears that the laptop is being manipulated remotely using a hidden wifi network.

[halcyon220]

Check for dust inside and outside the trackpad, that's a possibility.

[niche]

I was subjected to corporate espionage by a young goan woman named siddhi mandrekar and probably the malware she has installed could be creating the problem. Another official is also hacking my laptops so that he can falsely claim that his girlfriend sunaina is doing the work. The manipulation is controlled remotely.

[Allius]

Do you use an external mouse or touchpad? Could be hardware problems. You should test your hardware.

[niche]

Have an external mouse, it appears that someone is controlling the laptop remotely, as some pages are also automatically scrolling

[makaleila]

when i have problems that i can t fix i just format the hard drive always worked for me

[Masterminor]

I find that happening to me too sometimes, When it does I just don't touch it for 3 to 10 Mississippi's and it works again.

[shadypro]

If it is happening only when you are connected to the internet then I guess u have some kind of virus who is letting some1 control ur PC remotely.

[hadouxm]

it's a virus especially "server" you have to close back doors in your pc because someone is missing around and he is stealing your data.

[ripadas]

It is likely that you have a virus (Malware), try to run MalwareBytes and Antivirus, may solve this!

[darbaz18]

Do you have the trackpad disabled? If not, try that. You might be using it as a palm-rest. Do you have any wired mice to try?

[turbopt]

Just disconnect all wifi and cable and put in flymode, if offline and still doing, its mousepad problem

[martinmilcev]

Try another browser.

[TotallyNerdDude]

i do observe that It's not just the mouse because there are commands/actions that you didn't actually do. I think if someone is manipulating your PC and moving stuffs without your permission, it might be under his pilot? That's pretty alarming most especially when this 'someone' wants to do somethig bad and use you as a cover.

[Mark]

i do observe that It's not just the mouse because there are commands/actions that you didn't actually do. I think if someone is manipulating your PC and moving stuffs without your permission, it might be under his pilot? That's pretty alarming most especially when this 'someone' wants to do somethig bad and use you as a cover.

Do the deepest control with your antivirus as possible and then post the results on some virus forum.

[roullie666]

Only in Google Chrome right? How about other applications? That's a weird problem you have there. Did you try what the others recommended you to do?

[fab]

so is the stirring when the chrome is open? if so you try to use mozzila or even the internet explore

[merdinyo067]

try to scan your windowss from viruses first
then if the problem persist change your mouse device