I am still running into this problem any suggestions would be appreciated
Gogopotato
No unique mouse settings. In world of warcraft left + right mouse causes a character to move forward but if I am on the secondary it will cause a disconnect and keeps my character moving forward. When it finally does reconnect I have to click right and left mouse to cause it to stop moving forward.
I would really like an answer to this ... the most annoying part is when press right and left mouse on the secondary and it disconnects (locking down right and left mouse on my secondary until it reconnects and press R+L mouse again)
Not yet phoon, does this not happen for others that play WoW?
Interesting ... it does it on both primary and secondary on my machines. But yes tapping the stuck key unsticks it but sometimes that will force you into a pack of enemies and when it happens on both machines its horrible ... I ended up holding up 25 people by 30 min due to MP causing raid wipes.
Yes it stops in notepad and oddly enough it even stops in the in game chat window but as far as movement is concerned moving from one computer to the other while moving forces WoW to go into a type of autopilot and the ONLY way to cancel it is to press the direction i am heading so if it is stuck on "d" my character will spin right then I will have to switch back press "d" and it will stop! Its rather annoying lol. WoW does not have to be open on both machines to make this happen.
When Playing WoW Multiplicity 1.2 on both machines Logitech G15 and Cordless optical Trackman Windows XP MCE 32bit on Both machines Primary connected by Ethernet STP 5ft Secondary connected by WiFi 4 ft from router (doesn't disconnect from the game) Both machines have, clean installs, latest drivers, firewall exceptions, and manual virus scanning. -------------- Problem 1: When switched to the secondary machine, when I use R