Windows 10: Left and right reverse scrolling

This trackpad is driving me crazy! I fixed it so that scrolling up goes up and scrolling down goes down.... but my right is still left and left is still right! It is so maddening that it's backwards. Can anyone help me fix the left and right scrolling? Please?

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Up down left right arrows

Hi Laura,.

I suggest you to check if the following steps helps to resolve the issue.

• Right click on the Windows key and Go to control panel.
• On the upper right corner change the view by to small icon.
• Click on mouse.
• Then click on ‘wheel’ tab.
• Set the values for horizontal and vertical scrolling.

and see if it helps to resolve the issue.

Thank you.

 

Reverse scrolling


Windows updated this morning and now the touchpad is scrolling in reverse. I have an ASUS and have gone into the ASUS Smart Gesture settings but whether "content moves reversely" is checked or unchecked, it has no effect on which direction the touchpad scrolls. I restarted but same thing.

 

My screen became reversed from left to right after installing windows


@Link99, I'm afraid your problem is more serious than a simple mirror-reversal of the screen. I've looked closely at your photo of the two screens. At the small scale there is a lot more going on. Individual vertical strips (probably 4 pixels wide) are NOT mirrored. Within each strip the pixels are displayed in the right order. It is the order of these vertical strips that has been reversed. You can see this clearly in these two snips from your photo. The first is your monitor, the second is the laptop's screen. Note that part of the curve of the capital G is clearly the correct way round on the laptop.







This suggests to me that a hardware fault is the root cause. The address lines that index the horizontal pixel locations are not working correctly. This also suggests that the fault is not in display adapter, some small comfort there. Rather it is somewhere between that and the pixels on the screen. It is possible that an incorrectly seated cable connecting the two could be the problem, but my diagnosis is that it's more likely to be a hardware fault in the screen itself. You may have to replace your screen, I'm afraid.