Look for a tab called "Device Settings" or "Advanced." You might have to click a "Settings" or "Advanced feature settings" on this tab.
Ensure enable vertical and horizontal scrolling are both checked.Select " Scrolling" then select " One-Finger Scrolling".Touchpad settings can be changed from here.įor example, to enable / disable scrolling:.The Properties Synaptics Touch Pad box will appear. Select the " Device Settings" tab and click on the " Settings" button.Under the search returns above, select " Change mouse settings".Go to the Start menu and type " Mouse".Note: For changing touchpad settings in Windows 10 and Windows 8, please see the following articleĬhanging Touchpad Settings in WIndows 8 and Windows 10Īdvanced touchpad features can be found in the Mouse properties in Control Panel. I'm at a bit of a loss for how to even go about troubleshooting this problem.If you'd like to skip this guide and contact a professional, CLICK HERE. If I click "All Programs" to get to the more detailed program listing view, then the right click context menu works as expected. I should also mention that this is only a problem in this initial view of the Start Menu. I left click on a Word document or Remote Desktop connection in this way and it appears to just ignore me. Remote Desktop will let you open recent connections. For example, Excel lets you select to open recent files. One other thing is that some of the Recent Items have a right arrow next to them that let you open the program with additional context. If I try to select "Open" or "Run as administrator"… nothing. The issue starts when I try to select anything in the context menu. If I right click on any item, I get a context menu. If I left click on any item it opens as expected. The menu itself looks fine: there are Recent Items and Pinned Items.
I have a new Windows 7 box and I'm seeing some weird behaviour in the Start Menu.
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