i knew the problem was hardware related as squeezing the screen border right below the line would cause the spasm to stop. i ended up finding a solution that turned a problem with an otherwise costly solution into a problem that required nothing more than half an inch of tape so if anyone else has this problem and needs instructions on how to fix it i am more than willing to explain. you just need to be comfortable with dismantling the screen. and no worries the tape doesnt show.

hey im unable to remove the fingerprint login into windows. this is a problem when my family members want to use the laptop when im not around. can anyone help me?

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Windows 7 RC runs beautifully on the laptop, minus some trouble I had with the driver used for the SD/media reader. In case you suffer the same issues as myself, you should preventatively not use Windows update to get the driver for the thing. For me, on an x64 system, it caused all sorts of obscure Explorer crashes, and prevented me from ever turning the computer off, hibernating it, or putting it to sleep. If you've got the problem already, use your device manager to "uninstall"... Read more →

For any who experience sporadic false-touches, where the computer just kind of taps the screen all by itself, make sure you clean off the screen surface regularly, especially if you use your finger on it. This also goes for cases where the finger-touch functionality seems to give out on you. If it can't detect your finger properly, it'll get confused with all the other grease on there :) Wash those hands after eating grilled cheese and pizza.