We recommend you first try the following three solutions. These are pretty quick and easy to apply and might fix your scrolling issue with Windows 10.
Windows 10 Scrolling by itself Quick Fixes
Check for Issue with your Mouse
First, we need to determine if your issue is related to your mouse or if it’s a system bug. Here are some things you can try before you start troubleshooting Windows 10 itself:
- Unplug your mouse, then plug it back in after a few minutes.
- Plug your mouse into a different USB port .
- Make sure your mouse cable isn’t damaged.
- If you’re using a wireless mouse, check or change your batteries.
- Make sure there’s no dirt blocking your scroll wheel .
- If a controller is plugged in at the same time as your mouse, unplug it.
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These tips help you confirm that your mouse and USB ports are in working condition.
Windows 10 still keeps scrolling by itself? Follow one of our other solutions.
Sign in and out of your Windows user
People have reported that logging out of your local Windows user then logging back in again can solve issues with Windows 10 automatically scrolling.
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