Go to device manager and delete the mouse entry.

Background: Remember, all mice (well, most) nowadays have a wheel, and it's become a ubiquitous feature of all mice.

Try 2: It's been long enough, I don't remember exactly what I did, or even if I fixed successfully, but I believe expanding on something you and SC Tom mentioned might be an avenue: Wheel tab, and see if you can set scrolling values to 0. Make the Mouse Easier to Use, then Mouse Settings, then the Try 1: Right click on Desktop, Personalize, then Ease of Access Center, The values reverted to their previous values after closing then reopening the mouse settings). I had a similar issue many many years ago (at the time I was trying to change my scrolling value to 'page' from '3 lines at a time') and I remember the settings looked and seemed like exactly what needed to change, but changing just didn't work (in my case, I notice in the Device manager, there are two drivers.the HID compiliant mouse driver and the Intellisense driver.The intellisense driver seems to be active because of the new 'wheel' configuration options. The only thing I haven't tried is a complete reboot after setting change.but if that was the case, you would think the intellimouse driver would tell me to reboot after installation. So I browsed to the MS Excel file and configured 'Disabled' for it.

When you enable that, a Settings button appears and when you click that, another dialog box opens where you can enable/disable the wheel action for a specific program. So I selected that and hit Apply.įinally, I noticed there is a checkbox labeled 'Enable program-specific settings'.

Then, I noticed on the Buttons Tab, there is a Wheel button drop down. Then, On the Scrolling Tab, I unchecked the vertical and horizontal scrolling check boxes. On the main Buttons Tab, I selected wheel mouse optical.

I downloaded and installed the Intellimouse driver.

Usb optical mouse driver not found