How to Enable Two Finger Scroll on Windows 10/11
Enable Windows Two Finger Scroll
How to Enable Two Finger Scroll on Windows
Windows 11 lets you scroll with two fingers on your laptop’s touchpad. It’s a handy feature that makes navigating through pages smoother. However, some users have been having trouble getting it to work lately. If you’re one of them, don’t worry; we’ve got you covered.
What is Windows Two Finger Scroll?
Two Finger Scroll is a touchpad gesture that allows you to move up and down on your screen by swiping two fingers. It’s like flicking through pages on your smartphone, but on your laptop.
Here’s how to make sure it’s enabled:
- Click on the Start button and choose Settings.
- In the Settings app, go to Devices. If you’re using Windows 11, select Bluetooth & Devices.
- Scroll down and tap on Touchpad.
- Look for Scroll & zoom under Gestures & Interaction.
- Ensure that the Drag two fingers to scroll option is turned on. If not, simply check the box next to it.
That’s it! Your two-finger scroll should be up and running now.
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Customizing Windows Two Finger Scroll
Did you know you can customize how Two Finger Scroll works on your Windows laptop? Here’s how:
- Click on the Start button and select Settings.
- Navigate to Devices. For Windows 11 users, choose Bluetooth & Devices.
- Tap on Touchpad.
- Look for Scroll & zoom under Gestures & Interaction.
- Click on the drop-down menu next to Scrolling direction.
You’ll find two options:
- Downwards Motion Scrolls up: This option mimics the behavior of a smartphone touchscreen. When you swipe down, the page moves up.
- Downwards Motion Scrolls down: This does the opposite; the page moves down when you swipe down.
Choose the option that feels most comfortable for you.
That’s all there is to it! You’ve now unlocked the full potential of Two Finger Scroll on your Windows laptop. If you need further assistance or found this guide helpful, feel free to share it with your friends. Happy scrolling!
