Mouse Wheel Scrolls Too Fast Windows 10

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by specsisdemo1983 2020. 1. 23. 01:12

Mouse Wheel Scrolls Too Fast
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Jul 12, 2017 - Some stickier scroll wheels take all the strength you have to get down a notch. There's a bit of a learning curve to nail down just how fast (or slow) it scrolls. Once you've found the sweet spot for your scroll wheel,. Mar 13, 2016 1. Open Browser (i.e. Scroll up and down What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I expect a scroll similar to a mouse wheel. Instead I see the page scrolling extremly fast so I can't stop precisly at the position I want to stop. It would be great to have an option to adjust the scrolling.

Question from Billie: I upgraded my computer from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and now I’m having trouble scrolling web pages with my mouse wheel.Scrolling worked just fine with Windows 7. What can I do to make it work correctly in Windows 10? Thanks in advance for your help.Rick’s answer: Billie, lots of folks started having trouble scrolling within open windows after installing the Windows 10 upgrade. I have done some testing and the issue seems to be related to a new feature in Windows 10 called “Scroll inactive windows”.In a nutshell, the “Scroll inactive windows” feature lets you use the mouse wheel to scroll in any visible window on the screen without first clicking on the window to make it the active window. It’s a great idea in theory, but it appears to be a little buggy.Like you and so many others, I had trouble scrolling with my mouse wheel after upgrading to Windows 10. But disabling “Scroll inactive windows” cleared up most of the scrolling issues for me. If you’d like to give it a try yourself, follow the steps below:1 – Click the Start button.2 – Click Settings.3 – Click Devices.4 – Click Mouse & touchpad.5 – Toggle the “ Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them” setting to Off.Here’s a screenshot that shows the changed setting:That’s all there is to it Billie.

With any luck your mouse wheel should now scroll your web pages much like it did when you were running Windows 7. Good luck!Update from Billie: That worked like a charm Rick. Thanks!If you like this post you can get my latest tips in my weekly RicksDailyTips Email Newsletter.

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For some reason, smooth scrolling (using the mouse wheel) was replaced on Windows 10 (in my case, at least) with scrolling of entire page and sometimes even more.I see this on those apps for now:. IE. Edge. Android-Studio. Chrome.

NotepadExcept for Android Studio, it's much worse, as it jumps more than a whole page.That's even though I've set smooth scrolling on the mouse setting, and even on the apps themselves (including the special flag on Chrome).How could it be?Is it a known issue?How can I fix this? Here's a couple settings I found, which you can tweak in Windows 10 to create smoother scrolling throughout the entire OS:.Method #1: Right click on the Windows start button to start in the context menu and follow these steps: System Advanced System Settings Advanced Performance Settings Uncheck 'smooth-scroll list boxes' Click 'Apply' 'OK' 'OK.' .Method #2: Open Control Panel Mouse Wheels tab. Here you can change the figure from 3, to 2 or even 1 if you wish. This will make any page or document to scroll 1 line at a time. If you change this setting, it would be changed system-wide, ie. For your documents as well as browsers.To accomplish browser-only smooth scrolling, try the following:.

Mouse Wheel Scrolls Too Fast

Chrome: Try the SmoothScroll extension -. Firefox: Try the SmoothWheel extension -. Opera: The same developer for Chrome's SmoothScroll extension made a SmoothScroll extension for Opera, but I can't post more than 2 links because I don't have 10 reputation yet. Internet Explorer: Open Internet Options Advanced Browsing Select the check box next to 'Use Smooth scrolling' Click 'Apply.'

I hope this is helpful. I was facing the same irritating problem.

I have the correct drivers and everything. However, I think scrolling one screen at a time is what was causing the problem. So here's how I updated that setting to make things nice again:. Go to the mouse settings window (follow sub-steps if you don't know how). Click on the cog-wheel icon in the Start menu to access the settings.

Click on Devices. Click on Mouse and touchpad. Click the link down below that says Additional mouse options. Click on the Wheel tab - it should appear if your mouse is properly connected and drivers are properly installed. Change vertical scroll from one screen at a time to a number of lines ata a time.