Can't find any way to prevent mouse hovering from opening a file

One thing that drives me bonkers is having a mouse pointer open any file whose name I might inadvertently hover over for a few seconds. I want files to open ONLY when I double click them. In earlier versions of Windows it was easy to turn the open on hover feature off, which I always did. However there is no option to turn it off in Windows 10 that I can find anywhere in Settings.

Clay

Go to: Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Make the mouse easier to use.
Uncheck the hover option.

I had seen that suggestion elsewhere. However, there is no such option available in the Ease of Access section anywhere.

Clay

Strange, because I just went exactly there on my system. Someone with home version can perhaps verify this?

Thanks Brink, but those have to do with Windows 7. It was easy to address in 7, but not so much in 10.

Clay

What Brink posted for the part I (Kanata) mentioned is exactly the same as I saw in my Win 10 install.

Kanata said:

Strange, because I just went exactly there on my system. Someone with home version can perhaps verify this?

Nope. On mine the mouse section of ease of access only offers changes in pointer size and color and an option to use the num pad to navigate. I am running Win 10 Pro, build 10240, on one of my computers and Win 10 Home, build 10240, on the other and it is the same with both.