Also dragging the scroll-bar a little, doesn't heal this misbehavior.ĭoes anybody has an idea how to overcome this? I was thinking of forcing the shellfolderview to redraw by calling InvalidateRect or sending a WM_PAINT Message to the hooked SysListView32, but with no success.Īnd yes, I want to show the list with the details-View :-). Any search centered around a phrase such as Google Chrome scrolls up or down by itself brings up numerous links, all of which give instructions on enabling. Also the item is only visible after Mouse-Over. To do so, first open Device Manager by searching for it via Start. Disabling of uninstalling one of the mouse may resolve the issue. The Scrollbar moved up, but the Item didn't move to the first position in the list. This occurs when the keyboard is unplugged as well. One of the common causes of the computer won’t stop scrolling issue is when your Windows has two mice installed but you are actually using only one mouse. You'll see, scrollbar, window and list are not in sync. Sort by Name-Column again to move selected item to top.Public application, switch to Details-View if needed (with right click - context-menu) Then, see if the issue of Windows 10 uncontrollable scrolling is fixed.
Step 3: Disable the option of Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them. On windows 10 there is a Display-Bug, after reordering the content, when the selected Item moves from bottom to top.Īdd Code to navigate to your custom Folder e.g: Change Mouse Settings Step 1: Press Win + I at the same time to open the Windows Settings interface. I use the WebBrowser-Control to view the Content of a folder. Windows 10 users often face the issue where the mouse scrolling takes place automatically without any user intervention.
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