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How do I improve text scrolling of my computer? It used to work fine, but I reinstalled windows and now when I scroll the text moves along in a staggered fasion, not smooth :(
Monique said:How do I improve text scrolling of my computer? It used to work fine, but I reinstalled windows and now when I scroll the text moves along in a staggered fasion, not smooth :(
How many lines a notch scrolls? How do I check that?
I noticed some of my devices are not installed, one of them PCI FLASH Memory and a Video Controller...
I don't have a mouseamwbonfire said:Well it depends on your mouse. Try this:
Click Start > Control Panel > Mouse. There should be a tab somewhere called "wheel" or similar.
Monique does not have a mouse.amwbonfire said:You don't have a mouse
Monique does not have a mouse. She has a laptop and probably uses the trackpad to both control the pointer on the screen and to scroll (via the virtual vertical scroll strip on the right-hand portion of the pad).Did you mouse come with any software drivers, usually on CD?
WhOOHOO! I reinstalled the video controller and now it's fast & smoothamwbonfire said:You've just identified your problem! No video controller usually equals choppy frame rates, especially in Windows.
There could be a few reasons for slow text scrolling on your computer. It could be due to a lack of memory or processing power, outdated software or drivers, or a virus or malware. It's important to troubleshoot and address these issues in order to improve text scrolling performance.
There are a few things you can do to improve text scrolling on your computer. First, make sure your computer has enough memory and processing power to handle the demands of scrolling. You can also try updating your software and drivers, as well as running a virus scan to ensure there are no malicious programs affecting performance.
Some common issues that can affect text scrolling on a computer include a lack of memory or processing power, outdated software or drivers, viruses or malware, and a cluttered hard drive. These issues can impact the overall performance of your computer and specifically affect text scrolling.
Clearing your cache or cookies may improve text scrolling if these files are taking up a significant amount of space on your computer. However, it is not a guaranteed solution as there may be other underlying issues affecting text scrolling performance. It is recommended to address any potential hardware or software issues before attempting to clear your cache or cookies.
Yes, you can adjust the settings on your computer to improve text scrolling. This could include adjusting the display settings, updating your graphics card settings, or adjusting the scrolling speed in your web browser. However, if there are underlying hardware or software issues, these settings may not have a significant impact on text scrolling performance.