If (ScrollPosition = liveDataTable.RowCount - 1)ĭ = (dataWin.ScrollPosition + 1) ĭ = dataWin. ScrollPosition = liveDataTable.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex The code I have written for this and unfortunately doesn't work is: private void liveDataTable_Scroll(object sender, ScrollEventArgs e) If the scrollbar is elsewhere, don't scroll. If the scrollbar is at the bottom, scroll down automatically. The behavior I want when a new row is added to the text: But I want the scroll bar to go down only when it is at the bottom of dataGridView. When I want to read something around the beginning, I scroll up, and even when data updates, the scroll bar doesn't go down, it is good. Let us know if anything here has helped with the issue and if you find a cure elsewhere please let us know about it.I have a program that uses dataGridView for showing data that updates automatically every second by adding rows to dataGridView. May also want to check into Indexing and delete the data and then rebuild it : Īnd of course run DISM and SFC commands : SFC how to's : Īlso a suggestion to check out if there is some issues going on is to download the Minitoolbox from the below link onto a few systems and see if anything comes up common between them :Īs to the check box settings maybe start with all and check the results. Search term : Windows 10 turn off folder refresh : Since the issue is mostly with dealing with a lot of files in the folder.
My single mouse had a Flash back about 8mos or so.įor Microsoft suggest Microsoft Keyboard & Mouse Center : Īnd of course for everyone else will need to figure out what they are running if it does not update through Device Manager. Logitech sometimes has USB Receiver Flashes for combo mouse/keyboards make/model on bottom of both to search site with. For instance, if you open the Firefox browser first and then open the Notepad program, the previously opened Firefox browser automatically. That is, the feature enables you to scroll a non-focused window without clicking on it. I have found a fix, though not permanent. The inactive window scrolling feature in Windows 10 allows you a scroll an inactive window without clicking on it. I would add to this re mouse (above URL) to update from the maker of the mouse. Automatic scrolling: 1: Sep 6, 2018: After MS Update, scrolling becomes a problem.
Seems as been a ongoing issue for years : Not sure if nothing new you have not seen already.
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