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Then check if the mouse is operating normally.Enable Double-Click on Open an Item (Single-Click to Select) Now, in the General tab, select the radio button of Double-Click on Open an Item (Single-Click to Select) and apply your changes.Then open the File Explorer OptionsВ in the results. Click on the Start menu button and in the search box, type: File Explorer Options.In this case, editing the relevant File Explorer Options may solve the problem. You may encounter the hovering issue due to different File Explorer configurations (for example Single Click to Open Item). Solution 5: Set the File Explorer to Use Double-Click to Open an Item Some users have reported that keeping animation-related options disabled solved the problem. If so, enable the options one by one till you find the one which triggers the issue.Choose Custom and Uncheck All the Visual Effects Then uncheck all the options and apply your changes to check if the issue is resolved.Open Performance Settings in Advanced System Settings Now, in the section of Performance, click on the Settings button, and in the Visual Effects tab, select the radio button of Custom.Then open вЂ View Advanced System SettingsвЂ™.

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Click on the Windows button and in the search, type: Advanced System Settings.

The auto-selecting issue could be a result of a system bug and the bug can be cleared by editing the Visual Effects in the Advanced System Settings (a solution reported by the users). Solution 4: Edit Visual Effects in the Advanced System Settings If the issue persists, then check if changing the Cursor Pointer (Settings> Ease of Access> Mouse Pointer) solves the problem.

Upon reboot, check if the mouse is clear of the hoovering issue.

Disable Scroll Inactive Windows When I Hover Over Them

Then, in the right pane, disable the option of Scroll Inactive Windows When I Hover Over Them and reboot your PC.

Now open Devices and then, in the left pane, steer to the Mouse tab.

Press the Windows key and open Settings.

In this case, disabling the said option may solve the problem. The mouse auto-selecting issue may arise if the setting of Scroll Inactive Windows When I Hover Over Them is enabled. Solution 3: Disable вЂScroll Inactive Windows When I Hover Over ThemвЂ™ Upon reboot, check if the issue is resolved if not, disable the Hovering Over option and check if the issue is resolved. If this doesnвЂ™t work, then enable the Hovering Over option again and reboot your PC. Then apply your changes and check if the hovering issue is resolved. Wait for a minute and then uncheck the option. If, at step3, the said option is already disabled, then checkmark it and click on the Apply button (do not click on the OK button or close the window). Enable Activate a Window by Hovering Over it With the Mouse

Then click on Apply/OK and check if the hovering issue is resolved.

Then click on вЂ Make the Mouse Easier to UseвЂ™ and uncheck the option of Activate a Window by Hovering Over it With the Mouse.

Now open Ease of Access and then Ease of Access Center.

Click on the Start menu button and in the search box, type: Control Panel.

In this context, editing the relevant Ease of Access settings may solve the problem. The mouse pointer may show the current behavior if it is configured to behave in this way in the Ease of Access Settings of your system. Solution 2: Edit the Ease of Access Settings

After updating the modules, check if the mouse hovering issue is resolved.

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If you are using an OEM utility (like Dell Support Assistant) to update drivers, then use that utility to update the drivers.

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Make sure to install all the optional updates as well.

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Update Windows and drivers (especially, the systemвЂ™s BIOS) to the latest build.In this context, updating the BIOS, Windows, and drivers of your system to the latest builds may solve the problem. The mouse pointer issue may be caused by the incompatibility between the OS modules as the modules are not updated to the latest build. Solution 1: Update the BIOS, Windows, and Drivers of Your System to the Latest Build

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