Windows 10: Three monitors and mouse won't scroll in correct direction

I've got 3 monitors in my setup. Laptop sits in the middle, between two stand-alone monitors. Although I've got them in the correct order on the "Display" setting, the mouse will not scroll from the left side of the left monitor, across the middle monitor, to the right side of the right monitor. Instead, from the laptop, I have to move right to send the mouse to the left monitor and have to move left to send the mouse to the right monitor. I've tried rearranging the monitors on the "Display" setting, but nothing is working. Suggestions would be very welcome.

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How do I change scroll direction of a mouse NOT listed under Mice?

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How do I change scroll direction of a mouse NOT listed under Mice?

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Scroll mouse up and down on stacked monitor setup

Hello,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you want to move the mouse up and down between a stacked dual monitor setup, you can follow the steps mentioned below and change the mouse scrolling settings.

1. Go to Settings > System >
   Display.
   
2. Now under Select and rearrange displays click and hold the
   monitor 1.
   
3. Now move it above the monitor 2 and adjust accordingly.
   
4. Click on Apply and close settings.
   

After changing the settings you will be able to scroll up and down on the stacked monitor setup.



Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator