Craig Prince
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I realize that the titles for my threads always told you exactly what was going on. Recently they do just the opposite. xD
Okay, we all know what Mouse Acceleration is. If you don't please go look it up before you continue reading this thread. Now then, as I was saying. I always have it disabled as it is awful for gaming. Which includes disabling it inside of Windows, the game itself, and the mouse's driver software.
For my mouse I use the SteelSeries Sensei in case you're wondering. For what ever reason when I turned on my PC this morning, I realized something felt wrong with the mouse, so I tested it. Sure enough, mouse acceleration was for sure happening. Even though I never changed any settings. So I went back and double checked every setting. Of course, it's supposed to be disabled.
I just can't figure out why it just happened over night, and how I can get rid of it. I'd just rather not have to buy an entire new mouse. Any and all help will be much appreciated.
Okay, we all know what Mouse Acceleration is. If you don't please go look it up before you continue reading this thread. Now then, as I was saying. I always have it disabled as it is awful for gaming. Which includes disabling it inside of Windows, the game itself, and the mouse's driver software.
For my mouse I use the SteelSeries Sensei in case you're wondering. For what ever reason when I turned on my PC this morning, I realized something felt wrong with the mouse, so I tested it. Sure enough, mouse acceleration was for sure happening. Even though I never changed any settings. So I went back and double checked every setting. Of course, it's supposed to be disabled.
I just can't figure out why it just happened over night, and how I can get rid of it. I'd just rather not have to buy an entire new mouse. Any and all help will be much appreciated.