Windows 10 reached EOS (end of support) on October 14, 2025. If you are on Windows 10, see this article.

Search Support

Avoid support scams. We will never ask you to call or text a phone number or share personal information. Please report suspicious activity using the “Report Abuse” option.

കൂടുതലറിയുക
Archived

Sometimes, for no apparent reason, when scrolling, all the open tabs disappear and I get the desktop with a strip of icons for each open tab that disappear when

Josh Ross replied
RCam

Scrolling down an open page, just reading, suddenly I'm looking at my desktop screen with a strip of icons showing open tabs. Move the mouse to the icons in the center of the screen and they either disappear or bring up the tab I don't want. Try to move to the tab I do want and they all disappear! Click on the desktop. Go down to task bar to reopen. Or close the tab that won't go away. It's maddening. Why did this appear? Where is it from? I don't remember downloading it and there is no x to close it or anything when I right click on it.

Of course, I can never make it do it so I can take a screen shot. Totally random. But happening a lot.

Scrolling down an open page, just reading, suddenly I'm looking at my desktop screen with a strip of icons showing open tabs. Move the mouse to the icons in the center of the screen and they either disappear or bring up the tab I don't want. Try to move to the tab I do want and they all disappear! Click on the desktop. Go down to task bar to reopen. Or close the tab that won't go away. It's maddening. Why did this appear? Where is it from? I don't remember downloading it and there is no x to close it or anything when I right click on it. Of course, I can never make it do it so I can take a screen shot. Totally random. But happening a lot.

എല്ലാ മറുപടികളും (1)

Assuming that everything is okay with your hardware and there are no keyboard or mouse issues, one other scenario that this could lead to is malware. Have you tried doing a full pc clean-up? How long has this issue been happening?