F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Notebooks Does tapping a touchpad twice make it move just a tiny bit up or down, even though I don't shake my hands?

Does tapping a touchpad twice make it move just a tiny bit up or down, even though I don't shake my hands?

Does tapping a touchpad twice make it move just a tiny bit up or down, even though I don't shake my hands?

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frogface1
Junior Member
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04-21-2026, 09:17 PM
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touching my trackpad two times in a row moves it up and down just a tiny bit while I keep pressing it down without lifting my fingers at all. It's like when you scroll with both hands on the screen; normally everything scrolls smoothly, but here too, stopping my movement makes the page shake a little bit up and down. This is really annoying because I have to lift my finger off the pad to stop it from shaking. The laptop came new with all recent updates installed, yet this problem keeps happening.

Any ideas? My Samsung Galaxy Book 2 has Windows 11, and I've tried updating drivers, turning down sensitivity, slowing down the cursor speed, and more changes, but none have fixed it!
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frogface1
04-21-2026, 09:17 PM #1

touching my trackpad two times in a row moves it up and down just a tiny bit while I keep pressing it down without lifting my fingers at all. It's like when you scroll with both hands on the screen; normally everything scrolls smoothly, but here too, stopping my movement makes the page shake a little bit up and down. This is really annoying because I have to lift my finger off the pad to stop it from shaking. The laptop came new with all recent updates installed, yet this problem keeps happening.

Any ideas? My Samsung Galaxy Book 2 has Windows 11, and I've tried updating drivers, turning down sensitivity, slowing down the cursor speed, and more changes, but none have fixed it!

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Dan_playz_MC
Senior Member
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05-02-2026, 12:57 AM
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You can fix that in your touchpad settings by changing the sensitivity level.
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Dan_playz_MC
05-02-2026, 12:57 AM #2

You can fix that in your touchpad settings by changing the sensitivity level.