Mouse clicking and scrolling on its own

Hmm... Interesting... that might be true, since at least 1 other person I know is having similar problems. ive disabled remote connections and remote desktop. i'll wait and see what happens. why would anyone want to mess with my computer? I go to a college, not a weird company that tracks your every move. my laptop is a Lenovo Thinkpad T410 and no, i have not reinstalled my drivers, how would i do that? i dont have my "real" mouse with me, so i dont want the trackpoint/touchpad to not work at the same time while reinstalling

I updated some of my system specs, the ones after the comma are the laptop specs. is there any way to create a second computer specs that is separate from the first? i found the new drivers and installed them. now to see if anything changes

Nope. The new drivers stopped the touchpad from working at all. also, the mouse settings menu woulnd come out. i did a system restore, so it works now, but the problem is back

I woz kicked out of skool @ 16 :)

How about this - switch off "speech recognition"

Other normal thing to do, is just try loading other drivers made for similar but different mice/pc tabs - normally works as a stop gap.

its not enabled (i just checked), so it shouldnt be affecting anything. ive also turned off tapping the pad, but its not helping. i think i'll just go get the laptop fixed or get a replacement. it has too many problems (besides this).

they are unrelated (i hope):

i got 2 blue screens in less than a week (not bsod, but sort of like kernel failures or something. theres nothing in the errors folder, since i clean the garbage from my computer almost every day)

the computers is getting very hot despite not running anything close to intensive. i only ran super pi twice on 1mb

movies freeze up randomly. i dont know if thats the graphics card or bad ram, or i virus i once had (i actually found a trojan when i scanned the laptop the day i got it, before i installed anything/connected any storage drive)

and some programs change setting by themselves before being installed. somehow, when i was trying to install ms visual c++, the compatibility settings changed, not letting me install. yet everyone around me could

my batteries are already dying even though i dont charge until i have around 5-7% left

yeah. okay. i'll charge around 40% now, i guess

would the heat be affecting the mice? i didnt think that they were so easy to mess up