Mouse Acceleration in Windows 7

LeperKahn

Romania1848 Posts

March 26 2010 04:53 GMT

I just upgraded to Windows 7 and I'm loving it.
All except one thing...
There's clearly mouse acceleration on despite the fact I disabled "enhance pointer precision." I know there is a reg fix for this for windows XP and I've even found one that apparently works on vista, but I've struck out when it comes to ones that work with windows 7. I thought I'd ask if you awesome people at TL could help me out.

Fix:
http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html

BlissX1

United States328 Posts

March 26 2010 05:01 GMT

if you want you can use it. Just don't use that auto percision stuff

CursOr

United States6335 Posts

March 26 2010 05:06 GMT

That would totally suck... unless I see you get a fix, this alone would make me wait to "upgrade" to 7. I changed all the pointers at my work computers (about 5) to have the "precision" off. I think my co workers are too dumb to notice, but computers with that function still on drive me CRAZY... if I couldn't get rid of this on my computer... I might go as far as to revert and try to exchanged the OS just for that.

theconartist

62 Posts

March 26 2010 05:41 GMT

something wrong with ur head or mouse drivers bro, there is no fix for windows 7 because windows 7 doesn't need the fix like xp did... gl pretending like you know something tho

calvinL

Canada416 Posts

March 26 2010 06:07 GMT

I've never had accel problems when I disabled "enhance pointer precision" on 7. Going really fast to the right and then slowly to the left over the same distance 100 times still won't move my pointer any further to the right.

cgrinker

United States3824 Posts

March 26 2010 07:02 GMT

You are going to always have some acceleration I think. They probably changed the curve on Windows 7. I would look for some kind of utility that lets you modify the acceleration curve.

Pokebunny

United States10654 Posts

March 26 2010 08:01 GMT

On March 26 2010 14:41 theconartist wrote:
something wrong with ur head or mouse drivers bro, there is no fix for windows 7 because windows 7 doesn't need the fix like xp did... gl pretending like you know something tho

Was that really necessary?

Zilver

Finland282 Posts

March 26 2010 09:32 GMT

You can try going into regedit yourself and change the values, search google for the registry path etc

LeperKahn

Romania1848 Posts

March 26 2010 17:51 GMT

Thanks everyone, but I finally found a fix:
http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html

rfoster

United States1005 Posts

May 20 2011 11:43 GMT

#10

i downloaded the program from the link and now my coursor moves at an unbeleivebly low speed. On trackpad or mouse nothing is moving it much.
What the hell do i do to fix it pls help

Bambipwnsu

Canada698 Posts

May 20 2011 12:40 GMT

#11

On May 20 2011 20:43 gogatorsfoster wrote:
i downloaded the program from the link and now my coursor moves at an unbeleivebly low speed. On trackpad or mouse nothing is moving it much.
What the hell do i do to fix it pls help

From what i remember there is an uninstall procedure included in the file you downloaded.

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