How do I stop my middle click from scrolling?

How do I stop my middle click from scrolling?

A tap on the Alt-key and the selection of Tools > Options opens the window. Here you need to switch to Advanced > General where the “use autoscrolling” option is listed. Internet Explorer has the feature enabled by default and there is no option in the browser to turn it off.

How do I scroll with TrackPoint?

The trackpoint has a scroll function that is activated by holding the middle button and then using the trackpoint to scroll.

How do I enable scroll click?

If your pad does not appear to allow scrolling, turn the feature on through your driver settings.

1. Click the Windows “Start” button.
2. Click the “Device Settings” tab.
3. Click “Settings.”
4. Click “Scrolling” in the sidebar.
5. Click the check boxes labeled “Enable vertical scrolling” and “Enable horizontal scrolling.”

How do I disable click scrolling?

Open the Settings app (Win+I keyboard shortcut). Click the “Devices” category. From the left sidebar, click the “Mouse” page. Toggle the “Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them” option to “off”.

What does the middle mouse button do on a Thinkpad?

The TrackPoint center button can be used to scroll through documents or Web pages. The button can also be used to activate a magnifying glass that enlarges items on the screen.

How do you scroll on a Thinkpad?

Solution

1. Open Start menu and go to Settings –> Devices.
2. Click Mouse from the left panel. Then from the bottom of the screen click Additional mouse options.
3. Click Multi-Finger –> Scrolling and tick the box next to Vertical Scroll. Click Apply –> Ok.

Why is my scroll click not working?

The missing or outdated mouse driver can lead to the middle mouse button not working issue, so you should update your mouse driver to the latest version to fix the issue. You can manually download the latest version of your mouse driver file from the manufacturer, and install it in your computer.

Is there a way to scroll with track point?

– in the right-hand pane, create a new DWORD (32-bit) value, name HasBothButtonFeature, value 1 Now you can have middle click by pressing both buttons together.

Why is my middle click button not working?

If you disable the touchpad in the BIOS then the touchpad and its two buttons will become inactive, yet the Trackpoint buttons will still work. However, the issue that occurred is that the middle Trackpoint button was not actually sending a middle-click signal to Windows.

Where is the TrackPoint button on a ThinkPad?

In previous Thinkpad models (earlier drivers) in Control Panel -> Mouse -> Trackpoint there was always an option to configure the middle-click behavior of the Trackpoint button as either scrolling, magnifying, or none. With it set to “none” then the button would actually send the middle-click signal to Windows and all was well.

Is there a middle click button on ThinkPad?

This in particular is something that is so convenient that not having it is really annoying. In previous Thinkpad models (earlier drivers) in Control Panel -> Mouse -> Trackpoint there was always an option to configure the middle-click behavior of the Trackpoint button as either scrolling, magnifying, or none.