I see. If that's the case, we will have to wait for a fix from their dev team to fix this bug. At least we know what's causing the problem and how we can prevent it in the meantime.
"enhance pointer precision" setting constantly being reset
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Ever since I've had this computer this option has stayed unchecked, but recently every time I shut down and start up the computer the setting won't save and suddenly it becomes checked again, even more recently it's been re-checking itself mid-session even if I disabled it just minutes ago
Really lost on how to fix this permanently, using windows 10.
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Anonymous
2024-02-14T10:08:19+00:00 Thank you! I don't have it enabled on startup but I tested it just now and whenever I launced the software it would enable the setting.
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Paulo GM 67,400 Reputation points Independent Advisor2024-02-13T23:38:28+00:00 Hi Ritsu, I am Paulo and I'd like to help.
Do you have Corsair's iCUE software enabled on your startup? If so, It looks like the latest version of this is the cause of this bug as per other users from another forum. Their dev team is aware of this problem and the workaround is to disable it on startup.
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