I had this issue about a year ago on my work Ubuntu computer. I think I solved it with Solaar. Sorry that's not a more confident answer. I hope it's a good lead for you.
Wow this did solve my issue actually, thanks :)
Thanks Ill try this, do you have this to auto-start when the PC boots too?
"bare scroll"?
I'd check dmesg and /var/log/syslog to see if there is any relevant information.
ProTip: use dmesg -T for human readable timestamps.
I'm guessing they mean "barely scroll". So sounds like some sort of DPI or scrollrate change.
dmesg does still sound like a good place to start.
I'm guessing there is some sort of HID driver that isn't having its state restored after sleep.
Sorry, indeed a typo, fixed now ๐
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