I ran Windows Update again and the problem persisted. When this didn't work, I restored to an earlier System Restore point and the problem persisted. I ran Windows Update and installed a fresh update. I restarted in Safe Mode and the problem persisted. I concluded that USB-connected devices were not at fault. After this, the only devices connected were the keyboard and mouse. I disconnected all USB devices and receivers (Bluetooth, external HDDs, touchscreen, game controllers). I checked that all hardware devices were oriented correctly (e.g. The problem remained through all peripherals changes so I concluded the mouse/keyboard were not at fault. Uninstalled all Mice and other pointing devices in Device Manager and allowed Windows to reinstall the drivers
I have restarted my system MANY times.Ĭhanged to a different keyboard (wireless)Ĭhanged the USB port for mouse/keyboard receivers I have tried these troubleshooting methods, all without success. In certain dialogs, such as the Mouse Properties, where the Double-click speed or Select a pointer speed sliders automatically pan to the right In Google Maps, where the view automatically zooms into the smallest zoom level (regardless of which browser I use)
In the Start button menu, where the program list automatically scrolls In File Explorer, in the left-hand pane with drives and folders I noticed then that I have no control over downward scrolling in certain applications, e.g. I did not install new software or hardware today. My system was fine this afternoon, but when loaded Google Maps to check an address, I noticed a problem where it would zoom into the smallest zoom level automatically. I am having a problem with Windows 10 automatically scrolling downwards in certain situations.
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