#Computer scrolling by itself download#
#Computer scrolling by itself windows#

#Computer scrolling by itself download#

I would strongly suggest that even if a System Restore works or not that you download HijackThis again and just post the log here. This is just to say that HJT is a tool used to investigate and troubleshoot. A pet peeve of mine is seeing people saying something like this: 'To get rid of spyware, run Spybot S&D, AdAware and HijackThis.' HJT doesn't work like Spybot and AdAware-you don't just run it and then fix whatever you please. This is a really unfortunate situation borne from a basic misunderstanding of how HijackThis works and how it should be used.

#Computer scrolling by itself windows#

Managing Windows Millenium System Restore See the following tutorials on instructions for using System Restore. If not one of those OS's we'll have to try something else. You haven't mentioned which Operating System you're using, but if it's XP or ME, you can use System Restore to go back to a day or two before you fixed anything with HJT. It would be better to restore from backups, but in your case what you should try is a system restoration. If you ONLY fixed extra buttons it might work-System Restore is mostly a backup of your registry and the extra buttons I believe are registry entries. You can still try what I suggest below, but as he says, there are no guarantees. One of the above-mentioned methods is sure to work to solve the auto-scrolling issue as it has been reported to be beneficial for many users facing this issue.Well, Grinler posted while I was writing the following. You might find your query answered thereunder, or customer support might solve the issue for you. If your issue persists then you can still report the issue to Facebook directly under the help section of the site. Note: By using experimental features, you may lose some of your browsing data or compromise your security, so be careful when you are fixing the issue.

Click Enable, next to Implicit Root Scroller.Type in chrome://flags/#enable-scroll-anchoring, in the Chrome search bar.To give it a try follow the given steps below: The steps are easy to follow and most effective. If chrome is your default browser and browser of choice, then it has some experimental features that some have found helpful to deal with the annoyance of auto-scrolling. This will open the Clear Caches section to delete the collected cache. Safari вЂ“ The fastest way to clear the cache in Safari is to use the shortcut CMD + ALT + E.Tick the box next to cache (as well as cookies if you wish) and then press Clear. In the Cookies and Site Data section, press Clear Data. You will find the Privacy and Security panel. Mozilla Firefox вЂ“ press on the Menu button and choose Options.Here, check the box next to cache (along with cookies and browsing history if you wish) and then select Clear Data. Google Chrome вЂ“ Go to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData.