Forum thread: win7 fix

MarkC_Windows_8+7_MouseFix.zip

2013-02-09 13:46

7 replies

still not like on xp i tried it...

2013-02-09 13:51

3 replies

Of course it's not, it's better.

2013-02-09 13:52

2 replies

is there any difference between markc fix and just disabling "enhance pointer precision"?

2013-02-09 15:26

1 reply

I can't explain it in detail, but yes there is. Using the markC fix is the better choice.

2013-02-09 15:29

Where can I download it? Those links on the author's website (donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/mar..) don't work.

2013-03-10 01:33

2 replies

vaginatown.org/showthread.php?t=1836 #3 post, you don't need to register to grab the attachments there.

2013-03-10 01:34

1 reply

Thanks mate!

2013-03-12 00:55

no one knows .. ?

2013-02-09 14:06

RInput or MarkC MouseFix.

2013-02-09 14:10

8 replies

still is not the same ... i try with other XP computer and not the same at all

2013-02-09 14:15

7 replies

What you mean it's not the same? When you use RInput or MarkC MouseFix it will be the same. You did something wrong.

2013-02-09 14:21

6 replies

i didint used mousefix on winxp .. i used nothing at all just fixed mouse polling rate to 500hz and launch options in cs -noforcemparms/accel/spd ... but on 7 not the same.. launch options the same and polling rate too..but rinput or markC mousefix still not making it the same..

2013-02-09 14:23

5 replies

Important thing is here what windows sensitivity you are using and you used on xp?

2013-02-09 14:25

1 reply

same sens 6 on windows ...

2013-02-09 14:36

Then you just had some acceleration on back then, because unlike Rinput those launch options commends had not been enough to do the job, i.e. putting that on had been enough to make sure you got rid of mouse accel completely.

2013-03-10 01:16

2 replies

yeah true

2013-03-12 01:06

i.e. putting that on *hadn't been enough

2013-03-12 01:25

if i virtually add XP on windows 7 could it make any differences ?

2013-02-09 15:14

4 replies

You mean two systems on 1 HDD, then no problem. When virtual XP on Windows 7, then it's a bad idea.

2013-02-09 15:19

3 replies

i meant virtual...my laptop doesnt support xp

2013-02-09 15:19

and thats the main reason i want to fix win7 accel ...

2013-02-09 15:21

1 reply

You'll get used to it. Take your time. I hated it myself the moment I installed WIN7. Now I love it even more than XP (mouse movement and operating system itself)

2013-02-09 15:43

MarkC should really do the job. What is the problem you are experiencing? More or less acceleration compared to XP? Higher or lower sensitivity? Have you disabled 'Enhance pointer precision'?

2013-02-09 15:30

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i have disabled enchance pointer precision i dont know if more or less accel its just not the same .. on xp i didnt turned of accel i just had 500hz on mouse 60hz on monitor and launch options noforcemaccel/parms/spd so i want XP accel ...

2013-02-09 15:49

2 replies

What about Windows 7 without any registry fixes? And also try the launch options without noforcemspd. Or with only noforcemparms.

2013-02-10 18:51

1 reply

still shitty i've tried anything ... now i'm just trying to get used with it :x damn windows 7 . . .

2013-02-11 03:21

its called getting used to it.

2013-02-11 03:25

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No. If changing the operating system has any affect on how your mouse works that means you are not and had not been using the optimal solutions.

2013-03-16 06:00

Some people used to mess around with the windows 7 accessibility settings to adjust their mice. You can find two adjustable sliders by going to... Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Ease of Access Center\Set up Mouse Keys While these sliders did have some effect on mouse behavior, I prefer to keep them at their default settings. I currently use RInput, -noforcemparms only, and my own registry fix that simply sets all values in the smoothmousexcurve and smoothmouseycurve to 00. You can download it at: speedy.sh/Bpn8z/All-Zeros.reg DISCLAIMER for my mousefix!!! - make sure enhance pointer precision is off before applying - turning epp on will prevent the pointer from moving - Mouse will only work in-game with either -noforcemparms or -noforcemspd in launch options.

2013-02-11 06:39

Can U tell me how to remove this fix? I have problem with Quake2.. mouse doesn't move at all but the buttons work. btw It's great for cs

2013-04-04 23:50