I see your problem is already solved but in case anyone else encounters this and is not able to scroll in menus you need to use two fingers to scroll if you also enabled explore by touch under Settings -> Accessibility.
Its very easy to disable talk back. if you are unable to reach upto accessibility button. Do this..... 1.Just keep your double fingers on screen to scroll up and down. 2.to select any app touch 1+ 2 times every time to select any app If problem persist.... Pl call me... removed by alexdon (INDIA)
Cause TalkBack helps blind and vision-impaired users interact with their Android devices more easily.
Resolution Below are tips you can use regarding the TalkBack feature:
Turn on TalkBack feature From Home Screen tap Applications. Tap Settings. Tap Accessibility. Tap TalkBack. Tap the slider to turn it On. Tap Ok.
Turn off TalkBack feature From Home Screen double tap Applications. Double tap Settings. Double tap Accessibility. Double tap TalkBack. Double tap the on / off slider to turn it Off. Double tap Ok to stop TalkBack.
Touch Selection: You must double tap the screen to activate or select screen icons and options.
Scrolling: You must touch the screen with two fingers and slide up or down to navigate through a list.
Swiping: You must touch the screen with two fingers and slide left or right to swipe from screen to screen.
The solution to this is, use 2 fingers on the screen to scroll, 1 finger scrolling doesnt work, accessibility is intended for blind people I think, so to avoid accidental navigation they made it multitouch. no need to reset the phone, hope this helps
