I thought maybe the inactive windows setting had been reset to “on,” but when I checked it hadn’t been.
No more problems for a year until all of a sudden (after an update) the issue was back. Turn “Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them” off.Īnd that was it the second time.
The very first time this happened to me that was literally all I had to do but on subsequent occasions I had to try something else as it did not fix it. The first thing to try (if you are using a wireless mouse) is simply to remove the dongle and reinsert it. I have had this problem repeat itself three times and each time I fixed it by doing something different! Video cards were the most often quoted culprit but funnily enough none of the so-called fixes ever worked for anyone. The research I did around the Internet was full of (for me at least) totally useless misinformation. With so many areas of Windows misbehaving it was obviously not something I could ignore. In fact just about anywhere there was a scrollbar would cause a problem.
I went to the “Start Menu” and it too was scrolling. Initially I thought I could live with it simply being a lock screen problem but it continues to manifest itself once you are into Windows. The log in will not scroll and you will be able to log in but then the fun starts! A simple press to get the log in seems to fix it but no. You will get as far as the Windows lock screen and see that the lock screen is constantly scrolling up. You will easily recognize the symptoms which manifest themselves most eloquently after a reboot, or a boot up. This is a problem that I personally have only ever had with a Lenovo notebook but I believe it can strike anyone judging by the number of postings around the Internet. Windows 10 Lock Screen Constantly Scrolling Up
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