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At the command prompt window, type the following command & press Enter: Right click on the command prompt (result) and select Run as Administrator.Ģ. In the Search box type: cmd or command promptĢ. System file checker is a command-line tool for scanning and repairing corrupted or missing system files in Windows and can fix many problems.ġ. Method 3: Scan and repair Windows System files. Check if the problem is fixed, and if it remains continue to the next method.

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As soon as the computer is turned on, the appropriate driver for the mouse (or/and touchpad) will be re-installed. If during the operation you 'lose' your mouse, press ALT + F4 and Enter to Shutdown your PC.

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Do the same for all installed mouse or touchpad drivers and when prompted restart your computer. Select Uninstall to confirm the removal.Ĥ. Then, if the problem persists remove and the touchpad driver(s).ģ. * Note: If you own a laptop remove only all the mouse drivers and restart your PC. Expand Mice and other pointing devices and then right-click at each pointing device (mouse or touchpad), and select Uninstall device.

Right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager.Ģ. The next method to fix the 'mouse auto scrolling down' issue, is to remove all the mouse drivers from your PC and to re-install them. Method 2: Uninstall and Reinstall the Mouse/Touchpad driver(s). However, if the problem persists, proceed to next method.

Once that is done, normally mouse will stop scrolling down on its own. Disable the option Scroll inactive windows when hovering over them under the Scrolling options.Ĥ. * Note: On Windows 10, go to Devices > Mouse.ģ. On the right pane, select Bluetooth & devices, then click Mouse. Press the Windows key + I to launch the Settings app.Ģ. This problem has been reportedly resolved by changing the Mouse settings.ġ. Method 1: Disable ‘Scroll inactive windows when hovering over them’ option. Turn Off ‘Scroll inactive windows when hovering over them’ option.At such a case, follow in order the methods below: If after following the above steps, Windows 10/11 still automatically scrolls to the bottom of the page or the mouse behaves erratically, the problem may be caused by incorrect Windows settings, recent unstable updates, or faulty mouse drivers. Remove any other pointing devices you may have, such a USB pen tablets or Game Controllers.See if the problem occurs with another mouse or check the mouse on another computer.If the touchpad is damp or greasy, the cursor may behave strangely. If yes, shut down the computer and clean the surface of the touchpad. If you're using a laptop with an external mouse unplug it and see if the problem persists.If you are using a wireless mouse, replace the battery and check if the problem has disappeared.This could force Windows to scroll down automatically.

Make sure that the keyboard’s End or the Down-arrow key(s) is not pressed or damaged.

Plug the mouse or the mouse receiver (if your mouse is wireless), into a different USB port.

Also, make sure that dirt is not blocking the mouse scroll wheel.

Unplug and re-plug you mouse and see if the problem persists.

Whether you're using the laptop touchpad or an external mouse, there are a few simple steps to check if the uncontrollable mouse scrolling is caused by your hardware.

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How to Fix: Mouse scrolling down on its own on Windows 10/11.

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The automatic scrolling down or up of the mouse, can mean a problem in the hardware or in the software of your computer and in this article we will help to solve the problem. As you understand, if Windows starts to scroll up or down uncontrollably or if the pointer moves from one end to the other on its own, this is very frustrating and can also make your computer unusable.

One of the strangest problems you may encounter in Windows 10/11 is when the mouse automatically scrolling to the bottom of the screen without any user action. If Windows 10/11 scrolling down on its own, continue reading below to fix the problem.

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