Under this key, expand the ‘Device Parameters’ key. It will have an alphanumeric name that won’t make sense to you. Expand the key that matches the VID value for your mouse.Įxpand the key, and the one under it.
Now, look at the device value you copied from the Device Manager and compare it with the keys you see in the Registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\HID Type ‘Regedit’ in the Windows search bar, right-click it, and run it as administrator. Navigate to the following location Paste in a Notepad file so it’s easy to look up. Right-click the value you get in the ‘Value’ section and copy it. Open the ‘Property’ dropdown and select ‘Device instance path’ from the options. Double-click your mouse (not your TouchPad) to open its properties. Expand the ‘Mice and other pointing devices’ section. You also need to know the VID ID for your mouse. You need to dig into the Windows Registry. If you use a mouse with your laptop or desktop, the trackpad settings are not going to reverse scroll direction for the mouse wheel. On the Two-Finger Scrolling window, you will see an option to ‘Enable reverse scrolling direction’. Click it to go to the settings for that particular gesture. On the clickpad properties window, select ‘Two-Finger Scrolling’. The buttons and the menu you see here will differ based on your laptop manufacturer and the drivers you use. Alternatively, if you see a Clickpad settings button, click it.
On this tab, click your device and click the ‘Settings’ button. Users who have an Asus or Lenovo laptop may see a different tab along the lines of ‘Smart Gestures’, or something similar. If you have Synaptics drivers installed, this tab will have the Synaptics logo. Look for a tab that says ‘Clickpad settings’, or ‘Device Settings’. This will open a new window called Mouse Properties. Click Additional Settings in the right hand column. Do not take it to be synonymous with the trackpad on your laptop. A mouse is the peripheral you attach to your device. It’s important to differentiate which device you want to reverse scroll direction for. Here’s how you can reverse scroll direction on the touchpad and for a mouse wheel in Windows 10. The good news is, it’s still possible but you have to know where to look. This has left Windows users with no simple way to reverse scroll direction in Windows 10. Windows 10 removed the reverse scroll direction option, probably through an update. It was in the Settings app under Devices>Mouse & Trackpad and was a simple little switch that users had to flip. It allowed you to reverse the direction your trackpad scrolled in. Windows 10, used to have an easy to access reverse scroll direction option.
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