Minecraft Inventory Click-Hold To Move Items Problem/Glitch [duplicate]

Recently, for some reason I'm having trouble moving items in my inventory. Instead of just clicking to select, then clicking once again to deselect; I have to click and hold then move it to the appropriate inventory slot and let go of my mouse button. Shift-clicking things won't work either as well as right clicking to drop one item off a stack in the inventory or chest or crafting/furnaces. I'm running in Minecraft 1.8.1 and using a Windows Vista/ Windows 7. This has also slowed down my map making process and stopped my YouTube videos from being put up at all.

If anyone can help me that would be nice.

P.S. I've quit and restarted mc, as well as removed it from the computer and its memory and reinstalled but the problem persists. If anyone can help please do.

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Best Answer

Turn off Touchscreen Mode in Options > Controls.

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Why is my Minecraft inventory glitch?

The inventory bug you are experiencing is probably the result of you holding down your left mouse button. To select an item: Left click a stack of items to select it.

How do you fix your inventory in Minecraft?

Shift + Left Click items individually is to quick-transfer. What you're describing is a feature of Inventory Tweaks, but is usually done with the Left mouse button (whatever Button 1 is assigned to). Shift + Right Click + Drag with an item already grabbed quick-places one item per slot hovered over.

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