Scroll reverser windows 10 drivers#

Scroll reverser windows 10 drivers#

Have you tried plugging in another device (mouse) and see if that works or suffers the same way? Try removing the touchpad drivers (and or software if there is any running) and see if it makes a difference (I'm not saying do this permamently - that might be problematic but to just rule it in/out) Given that every way of doing it suffers the same problem, Maybe its the touchpad drivers itself (is it a touchpad?). Perhaps something is also send a WM_SCROLL type message to the window directly. XMBC (and I presume the others) uses a mouse hook to intercept WM_WHEELSCROLL messages which are usually sent by the device driver. Maybe there is something sending the 'wrong' type of scroll message.

When I was using autohotkey, I would frequently get messages of hundreds of instances of it being called every second.

The effect is that the affected window contents just rapidly vibrates up and down. In other words, an XMBC reverse scroll direction feature sends a command for an 'up scroll' and something else is sending a contradictory command for 'down scroll'. It's almost as if the change is 'fighting' a configuration at a much deeper level. In all instances, when I change the scroll direction from default to natural, any scrolling action begins 'vibrating' the window contents up and down very rapidly. I've tried manually with Regedit, changing FlipFlopScroll and FlipFlopWheel. Problem: I want to enable 'natural' scrolling with the Lenovo Trackpoint Keyboard VII. Lenovo Trackpoint Keyboard VII with middle button depress for trackpoint scrolling