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If it's writing incoherent things non-stop, you may have a hardware problem. &nbsp;You most likely have a virus, though.<br />
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I'd recommend getting MalwareBytes, and additionally try out AVG. &nbsp;<br />
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@ AdamRobinson,<br />
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It not writing non-stop, Fro your notice- it is happning even i am logoff the computer. <br />
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Iam using symantec Anti virus.<br />
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I once had a similar problem about 8 years ago. I found out after much messing around that it was actually a new speech-to-text program I had installed picking up on some mumblings and singing. As it wasn't configured for me, what appeared on the screen was complete rubbish -- I'd get confused, read it aloud to someone nearby and more complete rubbish would appear. Rinse and repeat ad nauseum. <br />
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This probably won't help, but it was the first thing to mind :)
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Hah. &nbsp;That's great. &nbsp;Glad you got it figured out.<br />

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From couple of days my laptop is writing &amp;&nbsp;operating <br />
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by its own in program like word, Internet web pages, outlook etc.....<br />
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Suggesest me, how can i overcome from this problem. <br />
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Or if it is a virus, then recomend me any good free software or tool for virus removal .
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From couple of days my laptop is writing & operating 

by its own in program like word, Internet web pages, outlook etc.....

Suggesest me, how can i overcome from this problem. 

Or if it is a virus, then recomend me any good free software or tool for virus removal .

Laptop writing by itself

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