Hide your row of apps (shelf): Long press on the row of apps on the bottom of the screen.Show your row of apps (shelf): Swipe up from the bottom of the screen.Open Launcher: Swipe up from the row of apps at the bottom of the screen.Zoom in or out: Touch and hold an area with 2 fingers.Go to a previous page on your browser: To go back, swipe your finger from left to right.Scroll: Drag your finger up, down, right, or left.Right-click: Touch and hold where you want to right-click.I'm hoping someone might be able to help me figure out a solution to this odd issue.If your Chromebook has a touchscreen, here are some actions you can take on it: I googled this and read a lot of articles and supposed fixes with no luck. I deleted a bunch of apps and games that i've recently installed, i disabled a lot of startup apps from task manager, and still no hope. I also watched a video on Youtube where a guy suggested disabling fast boot from power settings, did that with no avail. I heard somewhere that Avast might cause this kinda issue, so I've uninstalled it and I'm still having the same problem. So far I've tried deleting my mouse drivers then restarting the pc, also disabled touchscreen from device manager, also checked for viruses and malware (I used Avast, malware bytes, hitman pro) and all of the apps i tried didn't detect any issue. I was able to conclude that it's not a hardware related problem, as I disabled my touchpad and disconnected my USB mouse and the clicking was still somehow happening! The cursor itself doesn't move, it just click and sometimes hold clicks on wherever it happens to be pointing at I have a Razer Blade 2015 laptop, and since a couple of weeks my cursor keeps randomly clicking on its own
I've been facing this problem with my laptop for the past couple of weeks and I'm about ready to slit my wrists.
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