LG VX-8500 Chocolate
Chcocolate Touchpad Menu Glitch
Recently, I've noticed that while scrolling downwards through my menu, it all of a sudden gets a mind of its own and just constantly scrolls down.
At first I thought I had pushed the touch pad too many times (a buffered event or something) and it would just work out. But now it seems to be random and the only way to stop it is either hitting the 'end' key or sliding down the faceplate or if not open, sliding up and then down the faceplate.
I'm a newbi here, so anything that has been poseted before on this would be a great help!
At first I thought I had pushed the touch pad too many times (a buffered event or something) and it would just work out. But now it seems to be random and the only way to stop it is either hitting the 'end' key or sliding down the faceplate or if not open, sliding up and then down the faceplate.
I'm a newbi here, so anything that has been poseted before on this would be a great help!
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So I wanted to post back with my findings.
It seems that the touchpad will accumulate dirt and grime just like anything else. It also seems that this may mess up the touch sensitivity if on there.
Fix: Cleaned front panel with rubbing alcohol and retested. Holding down for a length of time and multi-clicking seem to stop when user stops.
Notes: The touch sensitive pad (circle menu) does seem a little 'blurry'. I don't know if this is just normal wear or if the rubbing alcohol blurred things up. It's not too bad and livable. But it is something to note. It'd rather have a bit of bluriness than a menu that has a mind of its own.
It seems that the touchpad will accumulate dirt and grime just like anything else. It also seems that this may mess up the touch sensitivity if on there.
Fix: Cleaned front panel with rubbing alcohol and retested. Holding down for a length of time and multi-clicking seem to stop when user stops.
Notes: The touch sensitive pad (circle menu) does seem a little 'blurry'. I don't know if this is just normal wear or if the rubbing alcohol blurred things up. It's not too bad and livable. But it is something to note. It'd rather have a bit of bluriness than a menu that has a mind of its own.
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