Windows 10: Scrolling down menus bug

Hi everyone.


Just wanted to report a bug and a solution.

Start menu scrolling down itself, same thing in Onenote, the configuration menu etc. just as if the down touch was pressed... !

But not in Word or other things. Just with some menus.

I realized my gamepad was active and up down, pressing the stick down...


If it can help someone.. !

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E72 scrolling bug?

Hey guys,

I've noticed this irritating bug on my 023fw:

the phone lags when scrolling through menus and lists. for example go into contacts and hold the down key to scroll quickly through names, keep pressing down do you notice that the phone hangs every couple of seconds?

 

Feedback: All Apps Start menu does not scroll properly when folder is expanded

I would like to report a bug in the scrollbar handling for the All Apps list in the Start Menu. When you expand one or more folders in the All Apps list the scrollbar does not track the mouse properly.

Duplication steps:

In the Start Menu click All Apps

Scroll down to the Windows Accessories folder and click on it to expand it.

Now, using the mouse, click and hold on the scrollbar button then scroll back and forth to the top and bottom of the list.

The mouse does not stay on the scrollbar as you scroll. In order to scroll all the way to the top or the bottom. You have to release the mouse button and click and hold again to scroll all the way to either end.

Most likely this occurs because the scollbar maximum property is not properly set when folders are expanded.

 

Scroll bar on main menu scrolls straight to last item


When I click on the scroll bar of the main windows menu (bottom left button) and start to scroll down, the scrolling then continues automatically to the last item on the list so that I can't access the others. It is as if gravity has taken charge! There is no problem with scroll bars in web windows or in Excel. I think the same problem was happening in Word last week but it is not today. I have tried following various recommended fixes including a clean boot, running Windows defender scan and switching off some mouse functions. I am no computer expert so it is possible I have perforemd all these actions correctly. Nothing has solved the problem. I've also tried a different mouse.
Any suggestions as to what is the cause of the problem and how I might fix it would be very much appreciated. The graphics card is fairly ancient: could this be the problem?