Windows 7 scroll bars automatically moving

[sking]

I have not had this issue before. WHen I click on start in windows 7 if I drill down into a folder, I cannot select a program because the scroll bar on the right very quickly and rudely pushes down to the bottom of the list. When I attempt to drag the bar back up with my mouse, it immediately goes back to the bottom. Also, I have the same problem with windows explorer and any windows screen with a scrollbar. The uninstall program loads the programs and quickly scrolls to the bottom. There are also times with there is horizontal scroll bar and this shifts to the right quickly.

I have ran malewrebytes and kapersky. What is causing this to happen?

 

[schwatzz]

Trying booting into safe mode to see if you encounter the problem

 

[sking]

this is getting ridiculous. i cannot press my shift key either. when i tried a couple seconds ago, my entire text i had typed into this box blew up and i was redirected to another page. i tried safe mode. the same thing happens there. the scroll bar moves immediately so i can't select any items at the top of the list. what is taking control over my computer should i do a system restore. i ran malwarebytes and kapersky quick scan. i will try the long scan now.

 

[Dugimodo]

Maybe a keyboard or mouse problem, a scroll function stuck on maybe. Like with this mouse If I click the scroll wheel to the right it activates a scroll mode that scrolls when the mouse moves, maybe something like that is stuck on.

 

[schwatzz]

Does this occur on the scrollbars when you browser on the internet? I wouldn't rule out malware that is trying to annoy you, at worst you could have a R.A.T, which could mean someone is doing this to you.

 

[sking]

There are websites with a navigation bar on the left side with a scroll bar. I pushes the bar down so that I cannot select any option at the top. I also have this problem in numerous windows 7 screens as I mentioned. In control panel uninstall program does this every time. It is obvioulsy some kind of virus. (damn serious) Am I the first person on the planet to have this experience?

 

[Dugimodo]

Have you tried unplugging the keyboard or the mouse to see if it still happens? could be a virus but it's hardly obvious or proven yet.

 

[sking]

I just tried both. There is some DOB program on my machine causing this to heppen. I'm running Kapersky full scan on my machine. This will take hours and I don't even know if it will locate the problem.

 

[sking]

Ok.........the Kapersky scan is done. Over 2,500,000 files on 2 drives. The really rude scrolling is now gone. What a relief.. I don't know what it was but I did have Kapersky delete some stuff. Stupid that malwarebytes could not find the same.