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| IE7 problem scrolling with wheel Whenever I use the scroll wheel on my mouse in IE7 (and only in IE7) the screen movement continues for an extra 4 or five clicks after I stop scrolling. This even happens if I only do one click on the mouse. It clicks down the screen an extra 4 or 5 times before stopping. This started when IE7 was installed. What's causing this problem? |
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| Re: IE7 problem scrolling with wheel Hi, Visit the mouse manufacturer's website to search for updated drivers. There were many reports of problems with IE7 and Logitech Cordless mice. An updated driver fixes this. If you don't find an updated driver for your specific model of mouse, the driver for a newer, similar mouse may work. Also, this from an archived post: We have a laptop that was doing this using a Logitech cordless optical mouse. We fixed it by checking the tickbox "Scroll in Active Window Only" in mouse properties. Hope this helps, Don [MS MVP- IE] "mr moto" <mr moto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1F2EE028-8ECD-4FBA-BF75-8D72D3886808@microsoft.com... > Whenever I use the scroll wheel on my mouse in IE7 (and only in IE7) the > screen movement continues for an extra 4 or five clicks after I stop > scrolling. This even happens if I only do one click on the mouse. It clicks > down the screen an extra 4 or 5 times before stopping. This started when IE7 > was installed. What's causing this problem? |
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| Re: IE7 problem scrolling with wheel Hi, I just encountered the same problem and followed your good advice. It saved me lots of time and effort. Thank you very much. Rob v. "Don Varnau" wrote: > Hi, > Visit the mouse manufacturer's website to search for updated drivers. There > were many reports of problems with IE7 and Logitech Cordless mice. An > updated driver fixes this. > If you don't find an updated driver for your specific model of mouse, the > driver for a newer, similar mouse may work. > > Also, this from an archived post: > We have a laptop that was doing this using a Logitech cordless optical > mouse. > We fixed it by checking the tickbox "Scroll in Active Window Only" in mouse > properties. > > Hope this helps, > Don > [MS MVP- IE] > > "mr moto" <mr moto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1F2EE028-8ECD-4FBA-BF75-8D72D3886808@microsoft.com... > > Whenever I use the scroll wheel on my mouse in IE7 (and only in IE7) the > > screen movement continues for an extra 4 or five clicks after I stop > > scrolling. This even happens if I only do one click on the mouse. It > clicks > > down the screen an extra 4 or 5 times before stopping. This started when > IE7 > > was installed. What's causing this problem? > > |
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