Mouse Over (Hover)

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Bill Bradshaw

I have searched every where and have been unable to find a solution to
turning mouse over (hover) off. I do not want something to run because I
stopped the mouse pointer over it. Running Windows 7 Pro in the classic
theme. How do I stop this?
 
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Dave

Bill Bradshaw said:
I have searched every where and have been unable to find a solution to
turning mouse over (hover) off. I do not want something to run because I
stopped the mouse pointer over it. Running Windows 7 Pro in the classic
theme. How do I stop this?
Is this a problem on a laptop?
Dave
 
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Conor

I have searched every where and have been unable to find a solution to
turning mouse over (hover) off. I do not want something to run because I
stopped the mouse pointer over it. Running Windows 7 Pro in the classic
theme. How do I stop this?
Look in the options for your mouse software. It doesn't happen on any of
the three Win7 machines here, both desktop and laptop.
 
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Bob I

Windows Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, Double-click to open item.
 
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johnbee

Bill Bradshaw said:
I have searched every where and have been unable to find a solution to
turning mouse over (hover) off. I do not want something to run because I
stopped the mouse pointer over it. Running Windows 7 Pro in the classic
theme. How do I stop this?
In IE, click the query (help) option. type hover in the search box.
In the make the mouse easier to use is an ease of access center,
which includes a tick box for running when you hover.
Sounds as though somehow it is ticked.
The little messages that pop up when you hover were called
tooltips when I programmed - I think those can not be turned
off because they are built in deliberately as part of the form.
 
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Bill Bradshaw

I feel pretty dumb. This is a new laptop and it has to do with the way the
touchpad works. So forget my question.
 
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Dave Rudisill

Bill Bradshaw said:
I feel pretty dumb. This is a new laptop and it has to do with the way the
touchpad works. So forget my question.
I know what you mean. I have disabled the "click" function of the
touchpads on my last two laptops.
 
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Dave

Bill Bradshaw said:
I feel pretty dumb. This is a new laptop and it has to do with the way
the touchpad works. So forget my question.
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Bill said:
I have searched every where and have been unable to find a solution to
turning mouse over (hover) off. I do not want something to run
because I stopped the mouse pointer over it. Running Windows 7 Pro
in the classic theme. How do I stop this?
That's why I asked you if it was a laptop, I had the same problem, called HP
tech support and after appx 3 hours messing with them and them telling me I
had to do a destructive restore I figured out the problem. Had to set the
sensitivity way up to get it to stop doing it and it still does some crazy
stuff. So, I use a Logitech laptop mouse almost all the time now and really
like it.
Dave
 

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