Also, couldn't read my WD drives for MAC USB adapter not recognized MAC replaced the trackpad, all connections, everything. They then tried to tell me it was a problem with my apps or files were corrupted and so we reloaded everything from the original sources. First the geniuses said it was jumping around b/c I was touching the huge track pad, then they said it was the jewelry, I took everything off. I stopped using it and went back to my 2012 MBP. I had the same problem with the MAC from Sept. I know there's a dust issue with some keyboard people have had but this is more for typing and not a jumpy trackpad. Tell them to type on it until it happens to sounds like a bad trackpad to me, make sure they address the cables to and from the trackpad/keyboard too and not just the trackpad and keyboard themselves. demand they replace or fix it again, especially if it's under applecare warranty. THESE options are more for older macs as yours is basically brand new. If none of the above, you could open it and check the connection and make sure there's no corrosion or any moisture related anything on the plug in where the trackpad has it's connectors but if it's new and no liquid damage has ever occurred then this is prob not a cause but possible if it's even got wet too. Some can be adjusted VERY little but just enough (search here for this) But yes, it can be one of several y these first.they're the easiest. Perform regular scans and it should never happen.Could be several things, reset the PRAM.also check the cycles on the battery under system information/power if it's REALLY high like near 1000 it could be a bloated battery which pushes up on the trackpad and keyboard and causes this.also check the adjustment screw for the trackpad. Once removed and your system rebooted, your mouse should work perfectly again. That’s easy to tackle with a full malware and antivirus scan. There are a few pieces of malware that cause the cursor to jump around as a side effect of their nefarious tasks. Stopping this function will slightly alter how responsive your mouse is but you soon get used to it and adjust. Usually, this setting dials in your mouse so it is much more exact when in use. Then, select the Pointer Options tab and uncheck the box next to Enhance pointer precision.Next, select Additional Mouse Options from the center.Right-click the Start button and select Settings.Let’s see if it’s causing problems with yours. It works perfectly well on some computers and can cause issues on others. There is specific setting in the mouse configuration screen that is known to cause cursor jumping in some situations. If you disable the wrong one, use Ctrl + cursor keys to select Device Manager and scroll through the settings to enable the mouse once more. Repeat until you only have your actual mouse left in Device Manager.Identify the mouse you use and then right-click and select Disable device on the others that appear in your list.
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