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I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed & now in
half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work, Notepad, wordpad,
Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer & Express. It worked fine
before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I done wrong (or is Bill telling
me I must upgrade all my old software)
Don
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Have you checked the software for your mouse to see if any adjustments
need to be done there.
Joan
fuzzy wrote:
> I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed & now in
> half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work, Notepad, wordpad,
> Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer & Express. It worked fine
> before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I done wrong (or is Bill telling
> me I must upgrade all my old software)
> Don
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Hi
Have you updated the mouse drivers to the latest XP compliant ones?
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"fuzzy" <fuzzy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed & now in
> half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work, Notepad, wordpad,
> Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer & Express. It worked fine
> before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I done wrong (or is Bill
> telling
> me I must upgrade all my old software)
> Don
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fuzzy wrote:
> I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed &
> now in half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work,
> Notepad, wordpad, Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer &
> Express. It worked fine before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I
> done wrong (or is Bill telling me I must upgrade all my old software)
> Don
And have you downloaded and installed the latest driver for your mouse?
Either IntelliMouse for MS mice or Mouseware for Logitech (YMMV if you're
using a different brand).
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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 02:01:02 -0800, fuzzy wrote:
> I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed & now in
> half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work, Notepad, wordpad,
> Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer & Express. It worked fine
> before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I done wrong (or is Bill telling
> me I must upgrade all my old software)
> Don
Sometimes you have to left click within the application window to gain
focus before the scroll wheel will respond. Have you tried that? Example:
Windows Explorer in 2 pane view - the side that will respond to the scroll
is the side that you clicked on.
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downloaded latest version of Logitec s/ware for optical mouse & installed it.
Checked all adjustments I can find in setup. Scroll wheel wont do anything in
most of the s/ware I use regularly ( MYOB, Wordpad, Works4) All worked fine
under Win98.
fuzzy
"Joan Archer" wrote:
> Have you checked the software for your mouse to see if any adjustments
> need to be done there.
> Joan
>
> fuzzy wrote:
> > I've upgraded my machine to a 2.8 ghz processor with XP installed & now in
> > half the software I use the scroll wheel doesn't work, Notepad, wordpad,
> > Works4, MYOB, Easypc. It works fine in Explorer & Express. It worked fine
> > before under Win98 on my old m/c. What have I done wrong (or is Bill telling
> > me I must upgrade all my old software)
> > Don
>
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