Author Topic: Mouse problems settings lost after updating.  (Read 599 times)

Offline 4xm

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Mouse problems settings lost after updating.
« on: 09-10-2009, 20:10:36 »
Hi all
after downloading BF2 1.5 and FH2 2.2 all my mouse settings are bust and I can´t get them to work again.
I have opdatet logitech driver and so forth but when I try to choose a secondary setting  "mouse botton 4" PRONE nothing happens.

Any solution on this problem

Mouse Logitech MX Revolution

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Re: Mouse problems settings lost after updating.
« Reply #1 on: 09-10-2009, 20:10:20 »
you could try editing the config file manually
besides that i have no idea right now.

well you could map some other button to mousebutton for.
for example i have the  "delete" keyboard button mapped to the mouse because of the same reason some games dont accept "mouse 4" as input.
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Re: Mouse problems settings lost after updating.
« Reply #2 on: 10-10-2009, 11:10:20 »
Thx 4 the reply but I don´t know how to edit the config file.
Besides the mouse works perfect in BF2.


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Re: Mouse problems settings lost after updating.
« Reply #3 on: 14-10-2009, 11:10:06 »
Thx 4 the reply but I don´t know how to edit the config file.
Besides the mouse works perfect in BF2.



Fh2 got it's own control.con file, meaning it says nothing for FH2 if it works in BF2.
I had a similar  problem a week ago. Right mouse click wouldn't work when operating a tank or plane.
I fixed by patience and a lot of work in my config files.

Since you don't know how to fix your config files, you could create a new account and configure your settings there or reset you keyboard configuration for your current profile to default and start mapping the keys again.


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