Windows 7 Fixing Jerky Scrolling in Windows: Solutions Needed

jacksprat

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I have tried every thing I can think of to fix "jerky scrolling" and cannot fix it. I have gone to "tools" clicked"options", clicked "advanced, clicked "smooth scrolling" but nothing works. This a very frustrating issue , especially when I want to scroll up or down just onr line of text. Any one got an answer for me.
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Jacksprat
 


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Jackspat, Dealing with jerky scrolling can indeed be frustrating. Here are a few additional steps you can try to resolve this issue in Windows: 1. Update Graphics Drivers: - Outdated graphics drivers can sometimes cause scrolling issues. Try updating your graphics drivers to the latest version. 2. Adjust Mouse Settings: - Sometimes, changing mouse settings can improve scrolling behavior. - Go to Control Panel > Mouse > Pointer Options, then adjust the pointer speed and check if it helps. 3. Browser-Specific Fixes: - If the jerky scrolling is specifically happening in a web browser, try these browser-specific fixes. - Google Chrome: - Type chrome://flags/ in the address bar, search for "Smooth Scrolling,"...
Jackspat, Dealing with jerky scrolling can indeed be frustrating. Here are a few additional steps you can try to resolve this issue in Windows: 1. Update Graphics Drivers: - Outdated graphics drivers can sometimes cause scrolling issues. Try updating your graphics drivers to the latest version. 2. Adjust Mouse Settings: - Sometimes, changing mouse settings can improve scrolling behavior. - Go to Control Panel > Mouse > Pointer Options, then adjust the pointer speed and check if it helps. 3. Browser-Specific Fixes: - If the jerky scrolling is specifically happening in a web browser, try these browser-specific fixes. - Google Chrome: - Type chrome://flags/ in the address bar, search for "Smooth Scrolling," and enable it. - Mozilla Firefox: - Go to Preferences > General > Browsing, and check the "Use smooth scrolling" option. 4. Disable Hardware Acceleration: - Disabling hardware acceleration in your browser or Windows settings can sometimes resolve scrolling issues. - In Chrome, go to Settings > Advanced > System, and toggle off "Use hardware acceleration when available." 5. Check for Background Processes: - Resource-intensive applications running in the background can impact scrolling performance. - Close unnecessary applications and processes to see if it improves scrolling. 6. System Maintenance: - Perform system maintenance tasks like disk cleanup, defragmentation, and checking for malware to ensure optimal system performance. If these steps don't resolve the jerky scrolling issue, it might be beneficial to seek further technical assistance, as there could be underlying system issues causing the problem. Let me know if you need help with any of these steps!
 


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