| Re: Mouse Hover Activate
"Kixnggls" <Kixnggls@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4E239F6B-5AA1-492A-8C55-872152BC34E5@microsoft.com...
>I have not had the issue of things on my desktop opening, (although it
>seems
> my mouse double clicks when it wants to, thinking thats my cheap 2yr old
> mouse) but in my browsers, what a PITA it is to have all the lil
> definitions
> that are underlined popping up while trying to read an article.. anyone
> know
> how can i turn that off?
> --
> What if our now.. never went away?
>
>
> "wifie29" wrote:
>
>>
>> I have unchecked the box that activates this feature and it STILL does
>> it!
>> I have a Dell, I use both the touchpad and a regular mouse and it does it
>> with both even though I have supposedly disabled this feature. What else
>> can
>> I do? This is creating problems for me because I am typing a thesis for
>> my
>> Master's and it keeps inserting the cursor (and unwanted text) in the
>> wrong
>> places AS I TYPE. And just now, it closed a window! Please help!!
>> "mungo" wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > Dick;186139 Wrote:
>> > > Vista comes with a feature that I find simply annoying. If the mouse
>> > > pointer
>> > > is allowed to hover over something for a few seconds it will activate
>> > > it
>> > > without a click. I have searched all provided documentation and can
>> > > NOT
>> > > find
>> > > how to turn this feature off. Please tell me. You should put
>> > > enable/disable
>> > > right on the mouse menu in control panel! Dick Foster
>> >
>> > SOLUTION:
>> > Nothing to do with mouse settings! Go to:
>> > Control Panel> Folder Options >Click items as follows
>> > and select double click instead of single click.
>> >
>> > /This hover thing drove me nuts too. Seems to be particularly common on
>> > OEM installs where some l33t guy must have tweaked the settings..
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > mungo
>> >
Hello everyone,
There is nothing to do with double click/single click. Please follow this
: -
Control Panel > click Classic View > ckick Ease of Access Center > scroll
down, click Make the mouse easier to use > look for the box that says "
Activate a window by hovering over it with a mouse", UN-check that > click
Apply/OK. That's it. The mouse won't do anything unless you actually click
it. Please reply if it's ok now. |