Hi Roger,
The small rectangular area on the far right side of browser does what you and I described. I downloaded and installed new Logitech SetPoint6.30 driver. I did not download Scroll App. The Logitech Scroll App is a software plugin that provides a smooth scrolling experience using Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 9, and Firefox 6 while browsing through web pages via the internet. It is Windows 7 only.
It seemed to be better, but it just happened again.
Thanks for your help.
George
--- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, "RogerX19" <helpmeroger@...> wrote:
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> Hello
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> Back in Windows XP, if one had the "Quick launch" toolbar enabled on their desktop, there was an icon for " View Desktop", which would do what it sounds like you are experiencing.
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> In Windows 7, that has been removed, and replaced by rather small, transparent rectangular area on the extreme right of the taskbar.
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> Should your mouse wander into this area, all your open windows will momentarily disappear and you will see your Desktop.
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> Could this be what is happening to you?
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> However, if it is happening in all areas of your screen, it may be a faulty mouse driver, in which case you can download an updated one from the Logitech website.
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> rogerX
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> --- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, goldom <no_reply@> wrote:
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> > I built a new computer using Win7 Pro64 OS. It has a problem where the browser (Safari for Windows) view spontaneously switches to desktop view; the outlines of smaller windows that were open and browser window inexplicably switch to desktop background (I'm using Blue Water desktop background). Moving Logitech MX310 optical mouse forward/backward causes browser windows to reappear (mouse worked fine on old XP32 system). A real nuisance! How to correct this?
> >
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