sezer wrote:
Touchpad is jumping, clicking on right left buttons while just moving the cursor. THIS IS NOT SUCH A WEIRD THING THAT YOU DESCRIBED.

It happened to me both plugged in and unplugged. I have all windows updates and i just did a firmware upgrade which didn't change anything.

Any other people having this issue? I hope I won't need to send it to repair because of this.

WHen ASUS will repair this?

I'm having the trackpad issue, I have a surge protector with a ground light (please note I've done some research on GFCI's and adding an actual ground into a non grounded outlet (GFCI isn't sufficient)
Please note that no matter where you live you can add a ground by first go and buy a nice grounded outlet then while installing it if you don't have a ground wire, run a wire from the new outlet to the ground (the actual ground (dirt) not really though just something metal that is already grounded (you'll have to make sure it's actually grounded)
I never have the issue on battery.
I had the issue on a non grounded plug.
Now I'm having the issues on a grounded plug (confirmed by my ground tester)

Is something inside the power supply touching something else? (metal on metal or unshielded wire)
Is the trackpad touching the chassis or a wire or something? Maybe the screw that holds it is connecting it to something?
Both?
Has the issue been addressed?
A new revision of the AC adapter maybe?
If I disassemble and attempt to re-engineer this where should I look for improper contact?

As I said before I had a G750JW and now have a G750JH and they both have this mouse problem where the touch pad can be erratic randomly but if I place my other hand on the metal surface of the key board the problem disappears immediately and reappears immediately if I remove my other hand but this behavior is random, some times if I move the computer the problem will disappear for a little while. I even tried paying attention and when I am working out side in temperatures of 10 degrees Fahrenheit, -12 degrees Celsius , or 122 degrees Fahrenheit, 50 degrees Celsius, it does not change any thing. I have a remote mouse but it is inconvient as I am not a gamer, I justified the computer as I work with repair an construction that is sourced from 3D cad images, so most of my time is on a job site where if I can find a place to put my computer I am doing good, much less find a place to use a external mouse, so I find the need for an external mouse to be as annoying as the failure of the manufacturer to install full functioning components in a computer of this level. I called ASUS support and went through the routine with the representative, of restoring the system to factory settings, uninstalling the driver and reinstalling it, trying to update the driver. In my opinion it is clearly not a software issue it is a hardware problem. The representative indicated that she saw no history of this problem, but recommended that I send it in for service. My thought is that even if they are able to replicate the problem they don't have a fix for it yet, and may not have a fix for it ever as most of the people buying these computers are using them for gaming so they rarely use the touch pad, they use their own external mouse so the demand for the fix may not be enough for ASUS to care enough to find a fix. I can't find a phone number that will allow me to talk to a service technician who works on these regularly. So for now I will just have to tolerate it, in a few days my new wireless card will be here and when I install it I also will install my new ram on the top side of the mother board and check the connection for the mouse to make sure it is not just a connection issue, but doubtful as every one of these computers I have seen or talked to someone about whither it be the G750JW, G750JX, or the G750JW they all have this mouse problem and from the comments on here it spans farther than that so until there is a confirmed fix I don't have time to send my computer to them and let them say it is just like all the others that there is no real fix for just a band aid cover up, known as an external mouse. If any one finds a permanent fix please post it, thanks.

Stupid wrote:
As I said before I had a G750JW and now have a G750JH and they both have this mouse problem where the touch pad can be erratic randomly but if I place my other hand on the metal surface of the key board the problem disappears immediately and reappears immediately if I remove my other hand but this behavior is random, some times if I move the computer the problem will disappear for a little while. I even tried paying attention and when I am working out side in temperatures of 10 degrees Fahrenheit, -12 degrees Celsius , or 122 degrees Fahrenheit, 50 degrees Celsius, it does not change any thing. I have a remote mouse but it is inconvient as I am not a gamer, I justified the computer as I work with repair an construction that is sourced from 3D cad images, so most of my time is on a job site where if I can find a place to put my computer I am doing good, much less find a place to use a external mouse, so I find the need for an external mouse to be as annoying as the failure of the manufacturer to install full functioning components in a computer of this level. I called ASUS support and went through the routine with the representative, of restoring the system to factory settings, uninstalling the driver and reinstalling it, trying to update the driver. In my opinion it is clearly not a software issue it is a hardware problem. The representative indicated that she saw no history of this problem, but recommended that I send it in for service. My thought is that even if they are able to replicate the problem they don't have a fix for it yet, and may not have a fix for it ever as most of the people buying these computers are using them for gaming so they rarely use the touch pad, they use their own external mouse so the demand for the fix may not be enough for ASUS to care enough to find a fix. I can't find a phone number that will allow me to talk to a service technician who works on these regularly. So for now I will just have to tolerate it, in a few days my new wireless card will be here and when I install it I also will install my new ram on the top side of the mother board and check the connection for the mouse to make sure it is not just a connection issue, but doubtful as every one of these computers I have seen or talked to someone about whither it be the G750JW, G750JX, or the G750JW they all have this mouse problem and from the comments on here it spans farther than that so until there is a confirmed fix I don't have time to send my computer to them and let them say it is just like all the others that there is no real fix for just a band aid cover up, known as an external mouse. If any one finds a permanent fix please post it, thanks.

We've sold the G750 to a few contractors who use the laptop for CAD, Medical Imaging and etc.

I've seen this issue on every G750 sold including my own that I recently purchased. It doesn't happen as often as it does to you, but it still occurs.

I think it's similar to the G74 taping issues.

When I get a moment to disassemble my laptop I'll see if I can come up with a simple fix.