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Question: Acer Aspire One - Random Touchpad/Mouse Clicks I just purchased an Acer Aspire One and I love the computer except for one annoyance. The touchpad seems to have a mind of its own. It randomly "clicks" while I'm typing, browsing, etc.My older Dell laptop occasionally does the same thing, but not nearly as much. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if so, is there an easy fix? (Other than return/exchange.)Thank you for your time.
Document: The Acer Aspire One is just what I needed. I have a dell laptop but it seems that my daughters are always on it, so this little pink netbook was the best thing I could have purchased. It is so convenient to take when I am on the go. Very good investment for the money.
I love the little computer and am the envy of all my women friends because it is pink. It has all the features I need for meetings and on the road and, because it is small and light weight, it is easy to carry. The keyboard is easy to use, but I much prefer using a mouse, so have purchased one. Appreciate the two USB ports, the camera and mic.
I'm in love with my new Acer Aspire One PINK netbook!! I love the portability and it does everything I need it to do! The keyboard takes a little adjusting to because it's smaller but it only took me a very shot while before I was typing away..... Love the pink. My husband liked it so much, we ordered a second one for him (blue! ).
The screen, though reflective, was crisp and clear. However, I didn't like the auto scrolling feature of the touchpad as it seemed to get hung up a lot. Despite the instructions in the user's manual saying it could be disabled, Acer support said that it couldn't.In its place, we purchased a comparable Assus which we like much better except the keyboard is a bit smaller. But, there is no auto scroll feature, and everything works!
Love this computer and the price tag! Never would've thought to buy an Acer, but it hasn't disappointed me yet. I read reviews online and compared to the Sony mini netbook(which only rated three stars and $900).When we got it, my husband had it up and running in less than ten minutes. So easy! Less than $300 and works just as well as my husband's Sony regular size laptop. Speed and everything is the same except the size of course.
My wife and I bought the Aspire One 8.9 to have a light, portable device for connecting to the Internet. But we've had no luck at all using the wireless connection. So far I've spent more than 5 hours trying to fix the problem. Acer's customer support was a waste of time. Based on the hundreds of people who have reported wireless problems with the Aspire One in various on-line forums I strongly suggest that no one buy this netbook.
Purchased this little pink gal a week ago and it will be on it's way to the Acer repair center as we speak. The fan noise that comes from the forward vent is constantly on and can get annoying after awhile (especially in a quiet room!!) I also have the Dell mini 10 and the fan is whisper quiet. We'll see if the fan noise is something they can remedy or not...Another problem I had with my particular one was my space bar sticking.
I purchased a neoprene case Acer Aspire One 8.9 Inch Accessory Kit; Acer Accessories Inlcude: Blue / Green Kroo Reversible Sleeve + Live*Laugh*Love Wrist Band!!! (Netbook Not Included)I think I will go for another 3 cell spare battery to use when I am travelling overseas to keep the sleek look of the computer. If the battery power is an issue I suggest you purchase the 6 cell version.This is a powerful little netbook and I highly recommend it.
I just received my Acer One as a gift last week. I think I'm in love. This little "guy" can do just about everything my full size laptop can do. It came with a free trial to Microsoft Office, but I downloaded [...] onto mine. I also downloaded Mozilla Firefox and have noticed no changes on in speed.I do some traveling and love to hangout at Starbucks or Barnes and Noble having my coffee and doing computer work.
Amazon recommended upgrading the memory for 24.98. The memory arrived in a package by itself, no instructions at all. I read all of the reviews for the memory & everyone said it was easy to upgrade. I still couldn't figure it out so I contacted Acer. They responded & said that this model is not upgradable. I now have to deal with a return. The Acer Aspire One is a nice little netbook but it is a little slow. It's nice to have for e-mail & shopping.
Answer: i just use the mouse that it came with. The touch pad is truly touchy. lol