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I have a Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 laptop running Windows 10 that recently has developed the problem where my two-finger and touch scrolling in Chrome just up and quits every time my computer has been suspended. I'm fairly certain that it's the suspending that is doing it, but it could be just happening after a certain amount of time (I always notice it after it has gone to sleep on it's own).

Restarting Chrome fixes it, but other fixes like what is suggested here do not. Scrolling with scrollbars continues to work, and this doesn't happen in any other program I use. I'm not sure exactly how long this has been happening, but it might have been since my laptop got the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (v1607).

One other weird thing with this is that Chrome has to be shut down completely in order to restore proper scrolling. Closing one window if others are open does not fix it, neither does launching a new window.

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techturtle
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The same thing has happened to me on my Surface Pro 4 after the Windows anniversary update. Pretty annoying. I'd love a fix.

Do you have Kaspersky? It sounds like this is the cause: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=647038#

I have it too.

Adrian G
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I had this, turning off use hardware acceleration has fixed it (settings/advanced).

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