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Why is my scroll wheel jumpy?

If you’re experiencing mouse scroll wheel jumping, you may have outdated, corrupt, or missing drivers. Another likely reason would be incorrectly configured scrolling settings. If you’re fond of multitasking on your PC, you may find your mouse quite useful.

If YouTube lags when you scroll, this is most commonly a browser issue or a problem with an extension you’re running. As a result, to fix it you must either uninstall the browser or your extensions. Use another browser such as Microsoft Edge to reinstall the browser and try again.

How to Change Your Mouse Scroll Speed

1. Press Windows key + I to open Settings.
2. Click Devices.
3. Click Mouse.
4. Use the Roll the mouse wheel to scroll the dropdown to select either Multiple lines at a time or One screen at a time.

In the Mouse Properties window, select the Wheel tab. Then, try adjusting the number of lines to scroll the mouse or try changing the mouse to scroll one page at a time. After this is adjusted, click Apply and then click OK. Often these programs are accessible by clicking a mouse icon in the Systray.

Usually, repairing a scroll wheel is relatively easy.

1. Unplug the mouse from the computer.
2. Use your forefinger and thumb to lift the scroll wheel from its tray.
3. Remove any debris you find trapped in the tray.
4. Place the scroll wheel (and the circuit board, if necessary) back into the mouse.
5. Check your scroll wheel.

Terminate all processes in memory; Update your internet connection; Reboot the device; Go to the “Applications,” find “YouTube” and perform a clear cache, as well as all program data.

Change Mouse Scroll Speed in Windows 10

1. Open the Settings app.
2. Go to Devices -> Mouse.
3. On the right, select Multiple lines at a time under Roll the mouse wheel to scroll.
4. Adjust the slider position to specify the number of lines between 1 to 100 lines at a time.

If your keyboard does not have a Scroll Lock key, on your computer, click Start -> Settings -> Ease of Access -> Keyboard. Click the On Screen Keyboard button . When the on-screen keyboard appears on your screen, click the ScrLk button.

Try it yourself. Hover your mouse pointer over the canvas and scroll in one direction as fast as you can. The program will draw a colored streamer moving to the right and also in the direction you’re scrolling. As long as you don’t change scrolling direction, the streamer should stay the same color.