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Microsoft mouse drivers cause problems scrolling in some applicati
Hi,
I have seen many people complain about this problem, both in this forum and other third party forums but nothing seems to be getting done about it. There are driver problems which are causing scrolling not to function correctly in certain applications using Microsoft mouse products with the Intellipoint driver software under Vista. All such applications (in my personal experience) worked correctly under Windows XP with the exact same hardware. The primary symptom is faults with upward scrolling, in some applications (e.g. Google Earth) upward scrolling is not recognised at all and the application scrolls down (which is Zoom In) no matter which way the wheel is turned. In other applications (e.g. Opera Web Browser) upward scrolling is also mis-interpreted, scrolling up in these applications cause the page to jump up an huge chunk on the first move of the wheel, then start scrolling down again (even though the wheel is still being pushed up). This is my list of problem and problem free applications so far: Upward scrolling does NOT work: Google Earth Opera Web Browser Itunes FarCry Scrolling does work: Windows Explorer Internet Explorer MS Office 2003 products Mozilla Firefox Mozilla Thunderbird MSN Messenger Please hurry up and get this fixed MS! It's extremely frustrating. Seb. |