Scrolling problem - Any backout?

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Rick

Is there any backout for the latest "fix" until they
correct the scrolling problem? So glad I
faithfully/stupidly install their updates.
 
You asked.....answered...

Caused by a bug in the recent Q824145 patch.
Microsoft probably knows about it by now.
Fix will be soon.....hopefully.....
------------------------------
position cursor 'close' to the top/bottom of the
slider and it will scroll one window. farther away
from slider and it will scroll farther.

press/hold on actual slider bar

shortcut keys:
up/down arrow
pageup/pagedown
home/end

right click scrollbar
menu pops up
select an option
-----------------------------------
Fix for the recent scroll problem.
display
appearance
advanced button
item: scrollbar = size 1
use the keyboard and/or
mouse wheel to scroll.
========this MIGHT help=============
try turn off smooth scroll...
Control Panel
System
Advanced
Performance [Settings] button
Visual effects tab
[_] Smooth-scroll list boxes
-------------------------------------
 
I knew all that. Can you uninstall the stupid patch? I
don't hold out much hope for a fix anytime soon.
-----Original Message-----
You asked.....answered...

Caused by a bug in the recent Q824145 patch.
Microsoft probably knows about it by now.
Fix will be soon.....hopefully.....
------------------------------
position cursor 'close' to the top/bottom of the
slider and it will scroll one window. farther away
from slider and it will scroll farther.

press/hold on actual slider bar

shortcut keys:
up/down arrow
pageup/pagedown
home/end

right click scrollbar
menu pops up
select an option
-----------------------------------
Fix for the recent scroll problem.
display
appearance
advanced button
item: scrollbar = size 1
use the keyboard and/or
mouse wheel to scroll.
========this MIGHT help=============
try turn off smooth scroll...
Control Panel
System
Advanced
Performance [Settings] button
Visual effects tab
[_] Smooth-scroll list boxes
-------------------------------------
-----Original Message-----
Is there any backout for the latest "fix" until they
correct the scrolling problem? So glad I
faithfully/stupidly install their updates.
.
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This is from the Microsoft tech working on scroll bar
problem. We are almost finished. We need a few more
beta tests and should be released in about two weeks.
Watch for national news broadcast and rollout by Bill
Gates himself.
-----Original Message-----
I knew all that. Can you uninstall the stupid patch? I
don't hold out much hope for a fix anytime soon.
-----Original Message-----
You asked.....answered...

Caused by a bug in the recent Q824145 patch.
Microsoft probably knows about it by now.
Fix will be soon.....hopefully.....
------------------------------
position cursor 'close' to the top/bottom of the
slider and it will scroll one window. farther away
from slider and it will scroll farther.

press/hold on actual slider bar

shortcut keys:
up/down arrow
pageup/pagedown
home/end

right click scrollbar
menu pops up
select an option
-----------------------------------
Fix for the recent scroll problem.
display
appearance
advanced button
item: scrollbar = size 1
use the keyboard and/or
mouse wheel to scroll.
========this MIGHT help=============
try turn off smooth scroll...
Control Panel
System
Advanced
Performance [Settings] button
Visual effects tab
[_] Smooth-scroll list boxes
-------------------------------------
-----Original Message-----
Is there any backout for the latest "fix" until they
correct the scrolling problem? So glad I
faithfully/stupidly install their updates.
.
Click to expand...
.
Click to expand...
.
Click to expand...
 
Is that human weeks or dog weeks?
-----Original Message-----
This is from the Microsoft tech working on scroll bar
problem. We are almost finished. We need a few more
beta tests and should be released in about two weeks.
Watch for national news broadcast and rollout by Bill
Gates himself.
-----Original Message-----
I knew all that. Can you uninstall the stupid patch? I
don't hold out much hope for a fix anytime soon.
-----Original Message-----
You asked.....answered...

Caused by a bug in the recent Q824145 patch.
Microsoft probably knows about it by now.
Fix will be soon.....hopefully.....
------------------------------
position cursor 'close' to the top/bottom of the
slider and it will scroll one window. farther away
from slider and it will scroll farther.

press/hold on actual slider bar

shortcut keys:
up/down arrow
pageup/pagedown
home/end

right click scrollbar
menu pops up
select an option
-----------------------------------
Fix for the recent scroll problem.
display
appearance
advanced button
item: scrollbar = size 1
use the keyboard and/or
mouse wheel to scroll.
========this MIGHT help=============
try turn off smooth scroll...
Control Panel
System
Advanced
Performance [Settings] button
Visual effects tab
[_] Smooth-scroll list boxes
-------------------------------------
-----Original Message-----
Is there any backout for the latest "fix" until they
correct the scrolling problem? So glad I
faithfully/stupidly install their updates.
.

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You can try going to control panel/add-remove programs.
It was listed there as Internet Explorer Q824145 on my W2K
system, but other people have reported that they could not
find it there. On my machine, I missed it at first
because the damn scrolling problem skipped over the
listing! However, the arrow keys still worked properly
and after removing the patch, the annoying double scroll
was gone. If this doesn't work for you, go to the
Microsoft Knowledge Base entry for Q824145. If you dig
deep enough, you will find instructions for removing the
patch from a DOS command line.
 
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