Enabling Inertial Scroll Setting

[Kaustubh m]

I have recently bought the new Mid-2010 13" MacBook Pro and recently I have tried to perform the enabling of the Inertial Scrolling on it, without use. If you have any details regarding that then provide that to me. Thank you in advance.

[Bon-Z]

I am not having the Mackbook pro and that is why I don't have idea about it. But, I have read that you will able to perform this setting in the System Preferences, Trackpad. After that you must need to go to the drop-down menu which is called as the "with/without momentum" and it is after the Scroll. You must need to check that and then by making use of that you will able to get what you want.

[Gonzo]

If you want to perform the Enabling of Inertial Scroll Setting then you have to make use of the steps below:

• Go to the Preferences.
• Then you need to go to the track pad.
• Then you will able to get the Two Fingers section.
• Perform the setting here.

[Pugsly]

You need to perform the following settings first:

• First update your software applications and check whether all of the software get updated or not.
• You need to check the user model in System Profiler for MacBookPro.
• After that you can simply able to enable the Inertial Setting.

[Regina]

I was getting same problem. When I took my MBP in the Apple Store in 2010, they show with a drive from an older model. Not only my computer is not inertial scrolling, but they knew that they had a larger quantity. Now, instead of moving to six hours of my battery, I get about 8 with some intense multitasking Password.