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Sticky Keys, for example, annoy the hell out of me. Go into the Ease of Access menu and see if anything is accidentally toggled on.

When that is accidentally toggled, you can get weird scrolling issues. Or better yet, try ending it with Task manager or even removing it from Startup and reboot your computer. If yes, pull up the program and see if anything looks strange. See if such a program is loaded upon Startup. Or try reinstalling Firefox.ĭo you have any programs to customize your mouse? For example, Logitech mice and trackpads often come with an app to customize buttons and the speed of the device. Try disabling them one by one and see if the problem is fixed. Since the issue is mostly Firefox specific, have your looked at the extensions or plugins? One of them may be the culprit. I can't give you a good diagnosis but here are two suggestions. I've had bizarre scrolling issues before but they've spontaneously resolved themselves.

#VOLUME SCROLL WINDOWS 10 DISABLE INSTALL#

Restoring Windows to an earlier point (pre issue)īecause of how seemingly random the issue is, I was at a loss for ideas on where to go next so I even reformatted my drives, wiping everything from them and done a fresh install of Windows.

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Updating windows, drivers and anything I could find with an update button New mouse, new keyboard and different USB slots. One last unique instance before I get into my failed attempts of resolving the issue was in Microsoft Teams, inside the notepad rather than the vertical axis being affected it was the horizontal axis.

The scrolling happens in almost every Windows window like when I open a file explorer window it will either be at the top or bottom. Another thing unique to Firefox was the YouTube volume, it would descend or ascend whenever I'd open a video, whereas in Brave I'd have to hoover over the volume slider before it would begin to go one way or another. As I said it happens with zooming when I hold ctrl but only in Firefox, I've tested it in Chrome, Edge and Brave but I couldn't replicate the zoom problem. I thought it was just Spotify but unfortunately it's followed me across multiple apps, but not all of them. When I tried to lower it, it would quickly return to max position. Last night, I was playing some video games and listening to music, I opened Spotify to adjust the volume and when I did I noticed the volume bar was pinned to max. I've been experiencing strange issues with scroll bars and other things associated with scrolling such as zooming when I hold ctrl.

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