I have the same problem. I don't have a Logitech mouse, but the built-in
mouse on an HP Pavilion dv9230us notebook PC. I went through all control
panel settings for the mouse, and for accessibility options, and nothing
appears to control this option. Also went through mouse device driver
properties.

No matter what application I'm in, from desktop, to IE, to Thunderbird, to
Windows Explorer, I get the same behavior. It has caused many problems for
me, not simply an inconvenience. For example, folders get selected and moved
accidentally, I get wrong choices from websites, and more.

I need to find a way to turn off this "hover" feature. I have downloaded
all the latest drivers and applied all recommended/recommended updates to
Vista. Any help appreciated.

-- Dennis

"Dick" 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