Windows 10: Mouse scroll in all browsers stops working(ONLY browsers 0_0)

I recently installed a cheap Windows 10 Pro Graymarket version 1903 as my project required the use of Hyper-V for Docker.

In my previous version (genuine retail copy of Windows 10 Home 1903) this issue never arose. Now, the mouse scroll never works in any browser till i force restart the laptop.

I've run chkdsk as well as sfc/scannow, both showed a clean bill of health, no issues.

PS> Scroll works anywhere else though: Office, Intellij IDE, wordPad. Just browsers. Anyone kind enough to share some advice? I'm going crazy using the keyboard/trackpad to navigate Chrome/Firefox man. T_T


*Old grandfather's story unrelated to whatever this thread is about above so if you want a tldr, dont read below*
Its not the first time I've had trouble with graymarket keys either. My last laptop i got a Windows 10 pro key for cheap, this time, Brightness controls failed, and keyboard controls(crtl-z, crtl-x) all failed.

So, i brought it into the manufacturer's service center thinking it was a mobo issue. They replaced my OS with a GENUINE Retail Windows 10 Pro, and viola, zero issues whatsoever.

I'm really curious. Is Microsoft intentionally hunting down graymarket keys and defecting them on purpose?

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Stop Mouse Scrolling in Browser

Lol, not bad. . . . *Wink



But, do you guys mean pointer. . . ?





Instead of cursor. . . ?





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Stop Mouse Scrolling in Browser

Hi, I have just decided to move from Win 8.1 to Win 10 Pro.

When I am using my browser (most of the time I am using Edge) when I use my scroller on my wireless mouse it moves my browser page back … How can I stop this happening?

Thanks

 

Scrolling stops in browser window

Well, up until about 1:30 PM EDT today, I haven't had any problems scrolling through the browser window after upgrading my Windows 10 Pro to build 1903. Because of my job I always have multiple browser windows open and, when I was scrolling through one,
it just stopped scrolling. I can still scroll it using the scroll buttons at the edge of the screen, but not with the wheel on my logitech mouse. I have a Logitech M705 mouse that came with my Logitech K350 keyboard, but I have tried both a wired mouse and
a bluetooth mouse and get the same results. I am using Google Chrome ver. 75.0.3770.100 (Official Build) (64bit), so Chrome is up to date.

I have changed the power settings as you recommended, but I don't plan on turning off the computer until the end of my business day, 5 PM EDT. After I turn the system back on tomorrow morning, I'm confident that the system will work as expected, at least
for a little while. I'll post another update tomorrow.