- Joined
- Jan 7, 2011
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z68MX-UD2H-B3
- CPU
- i7-2600K
- Graphics
- GTX 970
- Mac
- Classic Mac
I've noticed something odd: on my Hackintosh (10.12.1), using either of two different scroll-wheel mice, when I roll the scroll wheel slowly the computer doesn't notice it. This is a problem if I only want to scroll a little bit; nothing happens.
This isn't a "scrolling speed" preferences problem; it happens no matter whether I set the speed to "slow" or "fast". It's not a matter of how much the window scrolls when I move the mouse wheel. It's a matter of the computer not noticing that the scroll wheel has moved at all if I'm rolling it slowly. I can roll the wheel slowly as long as I want, and the window will never scroll.
When I boot into Windows 10 with the same mouse, it scrolls fine. So I suspect this is an OS thing.
Is anyone else seeing this problem? Any ideas for how I can make macOS more sensitive to the mouse scroll wheel?
This isn't a "scrolling speed" preferences problem; it happens no matter whether I set the speed to "slow" or "fast". It's not a matter of how much the window scrolls when I move the mouse wheel. It's a matter of the computer not noticing that the scroll wheel has moved at all if I'm rolling it slowly. I can roll the wheel slowly as long as I want, and the window will never scroll.
When I boot into Windows 10 with the same mouse, it scrolls fine. So I suspect this is an OS thing.
Is anyone else seeing this problem? Any ideas for how I can make macOS more sensitive to the mouse scroll wheel?