When your mouse wheel suddenly starts scrolling in the opposite direction, you might think the issue lies with your hardware. But you can often fix a mouse behaving erratically without replacing ...

There’s something broken in Windows. (Insert your own joke here.) Specifically, mouse-wheel scrolling doesn’t work the way it should, by which I mean you can’t just point your cursor inside a window ...

If your mouse scroll is not working to scroll pages, but can only change the volume control, then this post will help you fix the problem. This post lists the possible solutions for the problem in ...

When you run your business from a single desktop computer, your equipment is bound to show signs of wear and tear following sustained use. And however clean you keep your work desk, the rubber scroll ...

The middle mouse button helps you scroll through long web pages and screens with a lot of data. If that stops, well you will end up using the keyboard for scrolling which is painful. In this post, we ...

You know what bugs me about Windows? (How much time do you have?) Mouse-wheel scrolling doesn't work based on where you point your cursor. Instead, a window must have "focus" (meaning you've clicked ...

If you updated to OS X El Capitan and are having issues with your Logitech mouse not working properly, here’s how to fix Logitech mouse problems in OS X El Capitan. El Capitan was just recently ...

I'm trying out a copy of SuSe 9.0 (I'm a long time Debian user myself, but I'm curious to see what I'm missing). However, I can't for the life of me get my scroll wheel to work! I don't understand ...

I have an Intellimouse Explorer and I want to get my scroll wheel to work in applications like Netscape and text editors. Any ideas on how to do this? Also I don't want to forget pertinent information ...