That's because I didn't do that... my bullet list is saying I was using different mice before the current problem on the current mouse.

I really think you're persistently reading something...

I already answered this in my last reply:

- I've been using many different wireless mice with scrollwheels for at least a decade.
- This is the first time I've had a scroll wheel timeout issue....

I bought two combos within the last 3 weeks. They're both new. They've been open for less than a month. I've seen mice timeout too soon, but I've never seen a certain part of a mouse timeout before...

The scroll wheel seems to be ignored about every 15-30 seconds of not being used, whereas everything else takes a while to timeout (I haven't noticed when yet), so after that time I have to...

Nope, it's never been enabled as far as I've ever seen. I checked twice, and it was disabled both times.



When I hit Win+V, it shows that it's disabled.

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The folder is empty.

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There was only one there; I deleted it, but that didn't change anything in Explorer > Network > base computer. The shortcut for that same-named...

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I went through the link and cleared the Recent folders specified but that didn't change anything. They don't seem to be related. I've already disabled Recents...

I made several different drive folders shared, which had their names auto-generated for the network, and since removing the drives, the shortcuts on my laptop don't work and apparently can't be...

I think I may have found something that explains some weird behavior I get randomly (not often) with clipboard pasting, where either whatever I copied won't paste, or something previous to the last...

> Try turning off "Settings > Devices > AutoPlay".

That's enabled but the setting for any devices where I got the prompt was set to "Take no action". I disabled the whole thing anyway since I...

I wake up my computer from sleep (happens every 4 hours unused and plugged in), it does its usual "boot up", but sometimes once I log in and try to do anything, like open a new Chrome, it'll just...

Adobe Reader checks my Windows Microsoft account login to open the file?

After a Windows update, I noticed a 'OneDrive - Personal' folder (whatever that is) in the left-side navigation pane of Windows Explorer... I open it, and there's a PDF there named "Getting started...

I was using a Dell wireless USB mouse just fine, but it wasn't perfectly accurate like wired mice are, and so I tried a Logitech one. Trying to make it more precise, I used Logitech's SetPoint...

I can't tell if this is a Windows or Chrome issue, but I'm trying to get my primary Chrome profile pinned to the taskbar to show its avatar when its window is closed, and open again to that profile...

The My Phone app? I searched for that in Windows Start menu, and it showed a Your Phone app... is that what you mean?

It says "Use your Android phone from your PC"... I don't want to manage my...

This only started happening several months ago, and I can't tell if it has to do with Windows or the phone. I keep things automatically up to date. I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S10.

When I plug in...

I plug in my Samsung Galaxy S10 through USB to my Windows 10 Pro, move over whatever pic or video I need to be on the laptop, then when I'm finished, I go to the S10 pull-down USB connection setting...

It's hooked in right now until I organize and transfer over archive stuff, and there's a light on it, and it'll just randomly start blinking, and I can hear the hard drive arm activating or resting...

zebal

> that's enough to see these 2 things are not the same thing

You missed what I said; I wasn't unclear on Windows Backup and File History being two different things. I stated that I and...

> "File history" is not Windows backup

zebal, 16 Mar 2021 at 17:43

> File History is the basic Windows 10 backup

Bastet, 14 Mar 2021 at 12:58

Seems like I'm not the only one who's...

> a user (that is you) is not considered a malware

Right... we all know that.... and that's not an issue of contention... the issue based on what you're saying is that Windows can't even tell the...

One folder I checked the properties of showed 55GB of files but "Size on disk" was 300+GB... I understand how they can be different, but I'm unsure of what that much of a difference actually means.
...

I guess I see it as a Windows design flaw that it can't tell whether a file action originated from a mouse/keyboard action or a running program/service... maybe there's some sort of...

The word "backup" isn't on that page anywhere. Can you please copy and paste the text you see there saying or implying that Windows Backup is deprecated in Windows 10?

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