Scrolling computer screen scrolls up in waves, how do i fix this?

Press the Scroll Lock (sometimes labelled ScrLk) key on your keyboard. If your keyboard does not have a Scroll Lock key, on a Windows computer, got to Start, All Programs, Accessories, Ease of Access, and then click On-Screen Keyboard. When the on-screen keyboard appears on your screen, click the ScrLk button. I hope this helps. Cheers!

This could be due to incorrect mouse settings. It may also be an issue with smooth scrolling in Windows. You can try both disabling and enabling smooth scrolling to see setting performs better.
Some related tips can also be found here:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-desktop/smooth-scrolling/d60338a5-3997-41b5-9784-7345aafd3593

I would like to know what you have for memory? But more over I would look into your screen resolution. this may cause a flicker but not sure about a waving. the best think would be to get some benchmark software that would run outside of windows. last maybe reinstall xp

http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=260

This problem of waves when scrolling the internet has a very simple solution. You are having this problem of display because you do not have the correct VGA (vodeo graphics adapter) driver installed on your PC for your VGA card. All you need to do install this driver and it will stop.

This is how. You have two approaches:-
1. Install the vga driver from the system board CD if you have it.
2. Go to start, right click on My Computer, select properties, click on the hardware tab, select device manager. Wait for the Device Manager to appear. Right click on display among the list of devices and click on "update driver." This secon procedure requires internet connnection.

Problem is not with the drivers.Check mouse properties under control panel.

go to control center, mouse properties, use the wheel-tab, and set lines to scroll to 1.

Seems like a problem with the video card driver. Can you check if Windows is using "Standard VGA Driver" video? (Right click the My Computer Icon, select Properties - Hardware - Device Manager - 2x Click Display Adapter.) If you can identify the video card/chip of your computer (Example Nvidia or ATI), you may need to get the appropriate drivers to optimize your display.

i dont know that you can get it fixed. sorry.

Check your video card drivers are installed correctly.
If unsure, the reinstall them again, it won't hurt the system and there are probably new drivers out for it anyway.