My Lenovo has the same problem of the arrow shaking. I unplugged the power cord and it stopped shaking. So then I plugged the power cord in again and the arrow starting shaking. I switched power outlets and it still shook. So then for some strange reason I let one corner of the laptop rest on top of the back of my left hand (while the power cord was plugged in) and the shaking stopped. I tried to prop it up with a folded hand towel and then a piece of thick rubber instead of my hand, and the arrow shook. So perhaps the problem has something to do with vibration and electricity, short circuit, bad design in wiring?????
My Lenovo has the same problem of the arrow shaking. I unplugged the power cord and it stopped shaking. So then I plugged the power cord in again and the arrow starting shaking. I switched power outlets and it still shook. So then for some strange reason I let one corner of the laptop rest on top of the back of my left hand (while the power cord was plugged in) and the shaking stopped. I tried to prop it up with a folded hand towel and then a piece of thick rubber instead of my hand, and the arrow shook. So perhaps the problem has something to do with vibration and electricity, short circuit, bad design in wiring?????