Has anyone noticed an anomoly with GW in windowed mode on Dual monitors? I have Guild wars set to windowed mode on my "main" monitor (deisgnated under display properties in Windows 7) and my 2nd monitor has PvX and Wiki up at all times (aka web browser). I find that when i right-click some times to move my camera (which is a HELL of a lot) that the game will not register the right-click, but Win7 does...and it shoves the mouse to my 2nd monitor (right one).
So often I find my mouse zooming to my 2nd monitor while my character just stands there like and ass because my cursor is now not even in the game, let alone on the same monitor.
I have the latest graphics drivers, mouse drivers....all drivers and this is a problem pretty much since I got dual monitors.
I even have a similar problem in full-screen mode; I'll right-click and the game wont register it at random times, so my camera wont move, but the cursor wont fly off cause im in full screen mode.
So, is my mouse just ready to hit the bone yard or is this a Windows7 + GW problem?
EDIT: I have a RAZER Deathadder mouse if that clears anything up for anybody.
GW & Dual Monitors
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So, this could possibly be related to Razer mice? If so I need a new mouse because my problem is VERY noticeable and happens very often.
What do you think is the better deal/quality:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826146005
or
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826570005
What do you think is the better deal/quality:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826146005
or
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826570005
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I can't see where the brand of mouse would be the problem, unless it has to do with a 'mouse driver'. If you did install a mouse driver, uninstall it and try that (the mouse should still work on Win7's driver.)
Also check if there is some setting in Win7 (or Razer software) that detects a right-click (or double right-click or ctrl right-click, etc.) as a "switch window" or "switch display" function. I include "double right click" because sometimes the micro-switches in mice become 'bouncy' with age and a single click can be read as a double click (which is more apparent if it's the left button).
Also check if there is some setting in Win7 (or Razer software) that detects a right-click (or double right-click or ctrl right-click, etc.) as a "switch window" or "switch display" function. I include "double right click" because sometimes the micro-switches in mice become 'bouncy' with age and a single click can be read as a double click (which is more apparent if it's the left button).

