~Toughbooktalk~

Have you tried a plug in external speaker or headphones to see if it's the output or another issue. I have a few toughbooks running the base windows driver and using the built in speakers isn't a issue.

I have used acronis myself. But there are several other options.

It's pretty much plug in your new ssd into the usb port on your computer using a adapter. Then follow the pop up guide of the software. Then just install your new SSD.

What OS?

You can also use cloning software to transfer your current install to the new SSD and wouldn't have to re-install anything.

What bios version do you have? They have two different bios versions for xp/vista. If you have the wrong version it could cause some problems.

What OS are you using on it?

Is the cursor doing this all the time or only when you are using touch?
If it's doing it all the time get a credit card out and clean under the edge of the track pad. You have dirt there making it go up and left.

What is wrong with the one you have?

I don't have one but here is a manual to get started.

https://tim.id.au/laptops/panasonic/CF-1000.pdf

My Mk3 with i5 and Intergrated graphics and ATI 7750 installed it with out any problems. 10 even figured out the dual graphics on it's own and downloaded the right driver for it. My sons 19 Mk5 and my 19 Mk6 both run 10 just fine. And like the 10 I run a mix of official Panasonic drivers and what 10...

When you drink enough a lot happens. Usually not what you want though. LOL. Some of the new toughbooks I just don't like. Style wise. But this looks like one I would. But It will be awhile before they hit the used market. If I really needed a newer computer I could see about buying one. Just can't j...

If you version of 10 is running how you want it. You may want to swap to another drive to test it out before you install over your current install.