#Disconnecting controller causes repeated scrolling down until rebooted

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lapis ivy
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After disconnecting my xbox one controller from bluetooth it keeps scrolling in down in windows even though the controller is diconnected. The controller has no faults, it's practically brand new. This happens randomly, there's nothing specific that causes this.
Is there a way to fix this without restarting my pc? I don't want to fucking restart my pc every time I go in a game.

fringe nebula
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weird issue for sure, no one else has ever reported this and it doesn't happen when I turn off my Xbox controller. It seems like the controller must be sending some type of scroll down event that repeats when disconnected but I can't seem to reproduce it.

The only potential easy fix I can think of for this issue is to try typing WindowsLogo+Ctrl +Shift+B. It should beep when you do it.

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Disconnecting controller causes repeated scrolling down until rebooted

lapis ivy
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Didn't work

fringe nebula
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ah okay, well good luck hope someone has other ideas.

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maybe in the meantime you can try it out the controller on a 2nd computer and see if it does the same thing, might indicate the controller itself is the fault, or not. Additional careful scientific testing may reveal clues though.

lapis ivy
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this is what it does

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This also applies to settings app, xbox game bar, search, anything windows.

fringe nebula
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and it only happens when you turn off your controller?

lapis ivy
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When it starts it keeps doing this no matter what

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Even restarting windows explorer doesnt fix this

fringe nebula
lapis ivy
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unplugging repluggin doesnt fix anythign

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yeah randomly

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sometimes it doesnt happen

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sometimes it does

fringe nebula
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if I had to guess I'd say the most likely cause is the controller has stick drift and was sending the scroll command at the very moment it got turned off, so it never could send the "stop scrolling" command.

lapis ivy
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So is there a way to fix it?

fringe nebula
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If that's really the problem it probably can't be fixed without replacing the controller. Although perhaps you could try to test that theory but using the same controller on a 2nd computer and see if it does the same problem.

lapis ivy
fringe nebula
lapis ivy
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I'm wondering if there's a way to just end some taks in task manager and have this issue fixed

fringe nebula
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Heck I doubt even logging fully off the computer back to the login screen (which ends absolutely all processes), probably wouldn't even help

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although that might be a cool test

lapis ivy
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alr ig I'll try re logging

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That actually worked

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so It might be software

fringe nebula
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i'm really surprised the Win+Ctrl+Shift+B didn't help since that resets all connections and interfaces, rescans for plug-and-play and all that

lapis ivy
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Something like bluetooth support service?

fringe nebula
lapis ivy
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Can you help me find the thing responsible for scrolling down like that?

fringe nebula
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honestly it may not even be a service. But even to try to figure it out, I think I'd have to be able to have the issue to test on my end

lapis ivy