My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
I have no scrollbar on my Windows screen. Never have. I do have
scrollbars in some apps/programs. Stop hiding the details.
You're using a mouse, but do you have another hand close to or atop the >touchpad?
Did you try disabled the touchpad when a mouse is connected?
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sun, 5 Feb 2023 22:37:13 -0600, VanguardLH <V@nguard.LH> wrote:
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:Not hiding details. It's all of the programs that have scroll bars.
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,I have no scrollbar on my Windows screen. Never have. I do have
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
scrollbars in some apps/programs. Stop hiding the details.
Firefox, eudora, forte agent, notepad, etc.
You're using a mouse, but do you have another hand close to or atop theNo, I never touch it. Trying the touchpad now, it won't move the cursor
touchpad?
and its buttons won't do button-things.
Besides the touchpad, there are two mice in device manager. I don't
know why, They look identical. I've never had two mice connected at the
same time. I disabled the one I'm not using. I don't think this will
help but maybe.
The problem seems to be not that there3 are two mice but that it
responds incorrectly to the only mouse.
Did you try disabled the touchpad when a mouse is connected?
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sun, 5 Feb 2023 22:37:13 -0600, VanguardLH <V@nguard.LH> wrote:
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
I have no scrollbar on my Windows screen. Never have. I do have >>scrollbars in some apps/programs. Stop hiding the details.
Not hiding details. It's all of the programs that have scroll bars.
Firefox, eudora, forte agent, notepad, etc.
You're using a mouse, but do you have another hand close to or atop the >>touchpad?
No, I never touch it. Trying the touchpad now, it won't move the cursor
and its buttons won't do button-things.
Besides the touchpad, there are two mice in device manager. I don't
know why, They look identical. I've never had two mice connected at the
same time. I disabled the one I'm not using. I don't think this will
help but maybe.
The problem seems to be not that there3 are two mice but that it
responds incorrectly to the only mouse.
Did you try disabled the touchpad when a mouse is connected?
micky wrote:
VanguardLH <V@nguard.LH> wrote:
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without
stopping, even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical
scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
I have no scrollbar on my Windows screen. Never have. I do have
scrollbars in some apps/programs. Stop hiding the details.
Not hiding details. It's all of the programs that have scroll bars.
Firefox, eudora, forte agent, notepad, etc.
You're using a mouse, but do you have another hand close to or atop
the touchpad?
No, I never touch it. Trying the touchpad now, it won't move the
cursor and its buttons won't do button-things.
Besides the touchpad, there are two mice in device manager. I don't
know why, They look identical. I've never had two mice connected at
the same time. I disabled the one I'm not using. I don't think
this will help but maybe.
You may try right-click on the mouse icon in Device Manager and choose "Uninstall device" and then reboot for Windows to reload the mouse
driver. If you uninstall the mouse that you are using, then you'll have
to use the touchpad to reboot, or Ctrl-Alt-Del and use the Tab key to
move to the Power icon.
On Sun, 05 Feb 2023 22:50:53 -0500, in ><24u0uhlu7mloule9s9d3nhgm4rfl98r50p@4ax.com>, micky
<NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
My screen quckly scrolls vertically too far, maybe without stopping,
even though I click the mouse just once in the vertical scroll bar.
I changed mice, but it got no better.
Is there a setting to correct this?
Win 10 fully updated. Acer laptop.
How far is "too far?" The normal action is to scroll a full screen,
which could be "too far" for some people.
I suggest updating the mouse drive if an update is available.
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