Windows 10: touchpad scroll speed too fast in some applications

I have a ASUS VivoBook F515 with precision touchpad. When I scroll using this touchpad it scrolls very fast with apps like LibreOffice but much slower when using Chrome etc. With a mouse it works perfectly well. How do I fix this?

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touchpad scroll speed changes throughout apps

what i have done:

i tried going to lenovo's website and tried installing different drivers, they didn't work and some even disabled my gestures.

i have lenovo 320-15ikb laptop.

more on behaviour:

when i scroll with my touchpad i get different scroll speeds throught other softwares (unproportionate speed)

it will act normally in chrome, explorer and etc.

when i try to scroll through visual studio for example it scroll SUPER fast, happens also in spotify, random programs in office (like notenote but not powerpoint)

it's really frustrating when i have to use the touchpad instead of the mouse.

it has been like this since i got windows 10. (since i've been using the mouse)

i'd love to try any suggestions.

thanks!

 

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That is, just swiping down just one centimetre scrolls as much as one PDF screen (I am using Fit Width). As far as I tested, Adobe Reader is the only application that scrolls this fast. In fact, the two-finger scrolling is a little bit slow on other applications such as Google Chrome.

Is there any way to decrease the two-finger scrolling speed of Adobe Reader? Again, the scrolling speed is too fast only for Adobe Reader, so I do not want to decrease it system-wise.

 

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