autoscroll

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Ahmed

Please any help how to stop the jiggling in vertical directions.

When I type in MS word or any text editor, my screen auto scrolls by itself.
It annoys me a lot as when I switch my eyes from keyboard to the screen. The
whole thing just jiggling around, moslty in the vertical directions. On the
screen it shows small scroll bar besides the mouse cursor.

There gotta be the feature in windows to stop the autoscrolling.

Thanks for the help.

AK
 
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Malke

Ahmed said:
Please any help how to stop the jiggling in vertical directions.

When I type in MS word or any text editor, my screen auto scrolls by
itself. It annoys me a lot as when I switch my eyes from keyboard to
the screen. The whole thing just jiggling around, moslty in the
vertical directions. On the screen it shows small scroll bar besides
the mouse cursor.

There gotta be the feature in windows to stop the autoscrolling.

First update your video card drivers. If that doesn't work, if you have
a special mouse update those drivers.

Never get drivers from Windows Update. Get them from:

1. The device mftr.'s website; OR
2. The motherboard mftr.'s website if hardware is onboard; OR
3. The OEM's website for your specific machine if you have an OEM
computer (HP, Dell, Sony, etc.).

Read the installation instructions on the website where you get the
drivers.

Malke
 
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Steve N.

Ahmed said:
Please any help how to stop the jiggling in vertical directions.

When I type in MS word or any text editor, my screen auto scrolls by itself.
It annoys me a lot as when I switch my eyes from keyboard to the screen. The
whole thing just jiggling around, moslty in the vertical directions. On the
screen it shows small scroll bar besides the mouse cursor.

There gotta be the feature in windows to stop the autoscrolling.

Thanks for the help.

AK

Are you using a Microsoft optical wheel mouse by any chance? Every one
that I've used does this. If so then try a different brand of mouse.
Labtec and Logitec mice do not exhibit this behaviour in my observations.

Steve N.
 

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