Mouse wheel doesn't scroll correctly ONLY on my pc
My mouse wheel has started doing that thing where it scrolls up a few times if I'm scrolling down.
Here's my mouse settings (Windows 10 Settings window AND Control Panel mouse properties).
Its a Redragon Centrophorus so I don't really expect miracles but I took it in to the shop I where I bought it, they plugged it into a pc and the scroll wheel scrolls perfectly fine there.
I've tried a different USB port on my pc but the problem persists. I'm not sure what to try.
windows-10 mouse hardware-failure scrolling
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
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My mouse wheel has started doing that thing where it scrolls up a few times if I'm scrolling down.
Here's my mouse settings (Windows 10 Settings window AND Control Panel mouse properties).
Its a Redragon Centrophorus so I don't really expect miracles but I took it in to the shop I where I bought it, they plugged it into a pc and the scroll wheel scrolls perfectly fine there.
I've tried a different USB port on my pc but the problem persists. I'm not sure what to try.
windows-10 mouse hardware-failure scrolling
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37
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My mouse wheel has started doing that thing where it scrolls up a few times if I'm scrolling down.
Here's my mouse settings (Windows 10 Settings window AND Control Panel mouse properties).
Its a Redragon Centrophorus so I don't really expect miracles but I took it in to the shop I where I bought it, they plugged it into a pc and the scroll wheel scrolls perfectly fine there.
I've tried a different USB port on my pc but the problem persists. I'm not sure what to try.
windows-10 mouse hardware-failure scrolling
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
My mouse wheel has started doing that thing where it scrolls up a few times if I'm scrolling down.
Here's my mouse settings (Windows 10 Settings window AND Control Panel mouse properties).
Its a Redragon Centrophorus so I don't really expect miracles but I took it in to the shop I where I bought it, they plugged it into a pc and the scroll wheel scrolls perfectly fine there.
I've tried a different USB port on my pc but the problem persists. I'm not sure what to try.
windows-10 mouse hardware-failure scrolling
windows-10 mouse hardware-failure scrolling
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
asked Jul 2 '18 at 16:12
OrtundOrtund
175115
175115
it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37
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it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37
it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37
it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37
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Possible solution is : turning off the option "Allow themes to change mouse pointers".
You can do this by going to : Control panel>Hardware and sound>mouse
Then select the tab "Pointers" and uncheck the box that says "Allow themes to change mouse pointers". [windows 7 tested]
answered Jan 6 at 6:11
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The mouse wheel has a series of small slats or spokes that are read optically as it turns.
I guarantee you have a little ball of hair and lint blocking the light.
Careful disassembly and something like a toothpick to clean the optical path will fix it.
answered Dec 24 '18 at 23:17
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Possible solution is : turning off the option "Allow themes to change mouse pointers".
You can do this by going to : Control panel>Hardware and sound>mouse
Then select the tab "Pointers" and uncheck the box that says "Allow themes to change mouse pointers". [windows 7 tested]
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Possible solution is : turning off the option "Allow themes to change mouse pointers".
You can do this by going to : Control panel>Hardware and sound>mouse
Then select the tab "Pointers" and uncheck the box that says "Allow themes to change mouse pointers". [windows 7 tested]
answered Jan 6 at 6:11
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Possible solution is : turning off the option "Allow themes to change mouse pointers".
You can do this by going to : Control panel>Hardware and sound>mouse
Then select the tab "Pointers" and uncheck the box that says "Allow themes to change mouse pointers". [windows 7 tested]
answered Jan 6 at 6:11
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Possible solution is : turning off the option "Allow themes to change mouse pointers".
You can do this by going to : Control panel>Hardware and sound>mouse
Then select the tab "Pointers" and uncheck the box that says "Allow themes to change mouse pointers". [windows 7 tested]
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The mouse wheel has a series of small slats or spokes that are read optically as it turns.
I guarantee you have a little ball of hair and lint blocking the light.
Careful disassembly and something like a toothpick to clean the optical path will fix it.
answered Dec 24 '18 at 23:17
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The mouse wheel has a series of small slats or spokes that are read optically as it turns.
I guarantee you have a little ball of hair and lint blocking the light.
Careful disassembly and something like a toothpick to clean the optical path will fix it.
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The mouse wheel has a series of small slats or spokes that are read optically as it turns.
I guarantee you have a little ball of hair and lint blocking the light.
Careful disassembly and something like a toothpick to clean the optical path will fix it.
answered Dec 24 '18 at 23:17
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The mouse wheel has a series of small slats or spokes that are read optically as it turns.
I guarantee you have a little ball of hair and lint blocking the light.
Careful disassembly and something like a toothpick to clean the optical path will fix it.
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it's definitely not related to the settings but some physical hardware problem. That's why it doesn't depend on which USB port you've plugged in. Try cleaning the mouse or buy a new mouse
– phuclv
Jan 6 at 8:37