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How to disable zoom on Ctrl+scroll in Visual Studio 2010?

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How do I stop my scroll button from zooming?

Disable the Pinch zoom option In the Mouse Properties pop-up window, select the Device Settings tab. Click on the Options button, and open the specific Synaptic settings. Inside the Synaptic Touchpad Properties window, select the Pinch zoom option. Uncheck the option associated with Enable Pinch Zoom.

Why is scrolling zooming?

Most commonly, this problem occurs when the Ctrl key gets stuck. In some apps and web browsers, when you move the scroll wheel by pressing and holding the Ctrl key, it will result in zoom in and out. Hence, there is a possibility that your Ctrl key has been stuck. Check your keyboard Ctrl key to fix this problem.

How do I stop my mouse from zooming in Windows 10?

Go to the Device Settings tab, then click the Settings button. Click Pinch Zoom from the left pane, then uncheck the Enable Pinch Zoom box. Click the Apply button, then OK.

How do I change Miro scroll to zoom?

If you use a mouse: To move around the board, press the right mouse button and drag. To zoom, scroll the mouse wheel.


Go to Tools->Extension manager, and search the online gallery for "wheel". Download "Disable Mouse Wheel Zoom"

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Or use this direct link: Disable Mouse Wheel Zoom.


It is possible that Visual Studio 2010 will get into a state where ordinary use of the mouse wheel (ie without Ctrl pressed) results in text increasing or decreasing in size.

Use ctrl + scroll on the page to recover from this state.


I don't believe there is a way to do this the editor through the exposed options. However Noah Richards, a visual studio platform developer, wrote a Visual Studio extension that disables the mouse scroll zooming.

  • http://blogs.msdn.com/noahric/archive/2010/03/18/disabling-mouse-wheel-zoom-through-ieditoroptions.aspx

This is a problem throughout Windows, not just in Visual Studio. To disable Ctrl-Scroll zooming behavior throughout Windows, you can use AutoHotKey as described in this answer:

^WheelDown::return
^WheelUp::return

This just reprograms AutoHotKey to do nothing on Ctrl-Scroll.