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  • HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 18. 2011 09:33

bloodsky
Hey there guys,

I was playing NF on my laptop using just my touchpad, game was running very smoothly. I
decided to plug in my basic Microsoft optical mouse, and wallah, the lag starts. I think
that HS is constantly scanning inputs from mice >.< , although im not sure if its just the
basic mice or all mice.

I also started NF with and without a mouse, with a mouse it immediately crashed.

I sent this in with a support ticket, and they requested further information/detail.

Can some of you guys try this with your PC/Laptop?

Laptop: Reboot PC. Start NF without mouse, start battle, wait a little, plug in mouse. Do
you lag when you move the mouse?

Desktop: Reboot PC. (Keep mouse plugged in, some PC dont start without a mouse)
Remove mouse. Start NF. Attach mouse, then get in a room and remove mouse. Wait a while
when the battle starts, then attach mouse. Do you lag when you move the mouse?


Feel free to suggest a different way to test this out.
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  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 20. 2011 07:52

joshmon999
listen, i had the same issue and it IS hackshield... what you need to do is NOT TOUCH
the trackpad... use only your wireless optical mouse to click the game hit play etc. all
the way thru, sometimes i forget and accidentally use the trackpad, the way you can
tell if the mouse will lag, is on the login screen, your mouse will be jumpy and lag, might
as well restart, HS is picking up a hardware switch. I used process explorer and tabbed
out of NF and watched the HS module spike whenever i moved my mouse... hope this
helps.

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 20. 2011 00:20

brimal_rage
after a little tinkering with it, i dont think its lag or so. when i disconnect my
wireless mouse and just use the trackpad the "lag" instantly goes away. it appears it has
more to do with the mouse input from either 2 different mouses or the fact its a wireless
mouse. not sure which.

EDIT
i tried my wireless mouse with my desktop and NF ran fine with both mouses regardless of
which one i used. it appears its a trackpad and other mouse issues and not microsoft
specific (as my wireless mouse is a Logitech)

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 21:45

CatVang
I play NF on Dell Latitude D620 with MS Intelligent Mouse 1.1
Before HS : smoothly, no stupid crash, no lag
After HS installed : more lag, crash too many times,

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 18:30

brimal_rage
i have run into this myself,but not with a microsoft mouse. my desktop runs fine with a
wired microsoft mouse on it, never had any issues.
my laptop i use a logitech wireless mouse, and with NF that lags it to high heaven. AS
SOON as i disconnect the wireless mouse it works fine and i dont run into any lag.

from my point of view i would have to say confirm.

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 13:21

captaincvfd
No Problems with my Optical Mouse In the Hood Server

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 10:30

bloodsky
Mouse runs smoothly when you alt tab out of NF

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 09:26

V2CxBongRipz
I would imagine it was the driver causing the problem not the hardware.

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 07:56

NorthViking
no lag on this end with Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse

Model number 1094

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 19. 2011 07:51

bloodsky
bump.. need some confirmation...

  • Re : HS causing lag w/ Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse -- Please confirm

    03. 18. 2011 11:01

Vawlkus
Do you remember that HS looks at all input devices to block most gaming hardware from
being used to gain a hackers advantage?

Yet again, HS is proven to be a dumb idea

*Edited by Angus725 - Language*
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