Turning Off Scroll Wheel Click

[txsgent]

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No XMBC Verson
Windows 10
Microsoft Mouse Bluetooth
I am using the Xmouse Button Control software version 2.19.2
My issue is this.
I want to turn off Clicking On The Scroll Wheel. I don't want to use the Click on the wheel at all.
So, How Do I Disable just Click option on the Scroll Wheel?
I like scrolling just one line at a time, do not need it changing and want to fast scroll.
At 71 years of age, I accidentally do click the scroll wheel. Not because I want to. I just do, and I hate seeing that up down cursor, that wants to fast scroll on the page I am on.. I know you can just click and it will go away, I prefer to be able to disable it totally on clicking of the scroll wheel.
I hope I explained myself and provided enough info
Thanks for any and all help,
txsgent

[phil]

The scroll wheel button is button 3 (middle). So in XMBC, just set the middle button to "Disable"
That should do it.

EDIT: I notice you are not actually using XMBC yet. I don't know if there is a way to disable buttons in Windows without any other software (such as XMBC) I don't believe it is possible but I cant be 100% sure. Some mice (expensive Logitech ones) can be reprogrammed at the device level (using the Logitech software) and have that configuration stored on the mouse itself (very expensive ones). My Logitech G9 can do that. But I'm pretty sure none of the microsoft mice have any such feature - It *may* be possible in the MS Mouse and Keyboard software if that is installed - Im not sure as I don't use it.

Of course if you really wanted to do this without installing additional software, you could always dismantle the mouse and physically disconnect/break the button/switch attached to the middle click - but you would risk damaging the wheel also (and maybe the mouse as a whole!) so I can recommend doing that with any seriousness!

Thanks,
Phil

[txsgent]

Thank you so much, disabling the middle button did the trick.
I appreciate your help and speedy reply.
Again Thank You Very Much!!!