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« Reply #30 on: November 30, 2007, 04:58:38 pm »

it would be nice if you could make the program give you some sort of confirmation that it has been succesfully applyed or installed.
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« Reply #31 on: December 10, 2007, 07:21:49 pm »

Hello aion, thx for this new tool. Does it suppose to give a positive message that it was installed correctly or not?

I kinda immediately noticed a change in mouse control after executing the install.cmd, although cursor acceleration was disabled in windows.

Also do I have to execute this tool after every system restart?
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« Reply #32 on: December 10, 2007, 07:47:58 pm »


I kinda immediately noticed a change in mouse control after executing the install.cmd, although cursor acceleration was disabled in windows.




Afaik it has the same effect as just unticking "Enhance pointer precision". The problem was older games engines (Q2,cs1.6 etc.) enable it again while playing.. At least that was the case with accelfix.exe.. So maybe u had it "ticked" before?
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« Reply #33 on: December 10, 2007, 08:30:01 pm »

Hi acid. Well I know what was the effect of the previous Mouse Accel Fix Wink I'm one of the first ppl who used it, since I was following Anirs (aions) development from the beginning, his experimenting with reg files etc etc.

And enhance pointer precision is the first thing I disable whenever I install a new os, since it disturbs me as hell, means I notice it immidiately and want to disable it cause it sucks.

Thats why I was totaly surprised as well when I executed the WCAFIX, cause Ive noticed a different movement in windows. Might just be imagination, but I like how it feels now, more sharp and responsive, no accel at all. Great Tool!

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« Reply #34 on: December 10, 2007, 09:35:39 pm »

Are there any plans in the future to implement a dialog such as the one you had in the previous mouse acceleration fix that tells you if you indeed have the patch installed or not?
it would be nice if you could make the program give you some sort of confirmation that it has been succesfully applyed or installed.
Does it suppose to give a positive message that it was installed correctly or not?
At the moment, Windows Cursor Acceleration Fix does not tell you whether it succeeded or failed.
I understand the usefulness of status reports and will add this feature in an upcoming version.
Kernel-mode programs cannot simply display dialog boxes like user-mode applications can, so the options for implementation are rather limited in this case.
I think I will choose event logs for this purpose.


Also do I have to execute this tool after every system restart?
No, install.cmd is for installation only, so once it has been successfully installed, it will automatically load with every system start (as a kernel-mode service).
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« Reply #35 on: December 12, 2007, 01:50:14 am »

Alright thanks for the answers, I'm loving this tool so far, works great.
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« Reply #36 on: December 12, 2007, 04:48:10 am »

I have Windows Vista Home Premium and I'm downloading this program tonight and I'll let you all know how it works.

I am new to the whole online computer gaming, just started on the beginning of this year. The thing that bugs me about using the PC is that when I go to click on something, and believe in my mind that I am moving the mouse correctly to execute this, it sometimes misses. When I think I've moved my hand to click on an enemy player's head, and see that I haven't, that bugs me too.

Aion I appreciate all your hard work, it's great that somebody cares about this sort of stuff enough to do something about it. Even if this program doesn't work for me I'll still be appreciative... well here goes!

*goes to click on the link, but misses* Oh dammit. *moves the cursor closer and closer and clicks again*
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« Reply #37 on: December 12, 2007, 05:06:57 am »

AJM, did you try turning off Vsync? My mouse cursor was "floaty" in Halo when I had Vsync on. Even when I turned off Vsync, FRAPS (a program I use to benchmark my frames-per-second in games) still showed that my computer was showing 60 frames per second (the refresh rate of my monitor) so I had to disable vsync from my nVidia control panel and my mouse movement was as fast as it should be.

Games that use Vsync (in Windows Vista?) will try to artificially smooth out the mouse movement between each frame and this results in the floaty effect. I assume this is happening to you. I really hated the floaty effect. It's like running your mouse at 60hz (the rate of your monitor) instead of 500hz or 1000hz that Razer mice provide.

Aion, when I run your install program as an Administrator it says "Installation failed." Should I try it in Safe Mode? I'm going to go ahead and try it.
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« Reply #38 on: December 12, 2007, 10:08:25 am »

So i went and downloaded this fix and installed, it wouldnt let me install straight off so i rebooted into Safe mode and it installed no problems.
Aion, when I run your install program as an Administrator it says "Installation failed." Should I try it in Safe Mode? I'm going to go ahead and try it.
Safe Mode is a way to circumvent this issue, but certainly not necessary.
You could also run cmd.exe with administrative privileges, navigate to the installation directory and then run install.cmd.
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« Reply #39 on: December 13, 2007, 02:19:24 am »

I did it in Safe Mode last night AND GUESS WHAT!

"Nice aimbot"

"Camper!"

"OMG kick him"

"NS"

TY Aion!

Before I installed your program, using the mouse was like cutting with a saw on a large 2x4--it took work. Now it's like a knife through butter, aiming makes so much more sense now and the cursor moves with my hand--doesn't hesitate at all. I can now make precise movements.

I recommend this download for all people who use their computers to play games and want accuracy.

I did the test signing thing, am I going to be stuck with the little "Test Mode" text in each corner of my desktop? It's fine if I am, I was just curious. If I disable test signing, will the acceleration reappear?
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« Reply #40 on: December 18, 2007, 08:03:02 pm »

wheres the difference between this and anirs accelfix?..which one to use for XPsp2?
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« Reply #41 on: December 18, 2007, 09:40:58 pm »

wheres the difference between this and anirs accelfix?..which one to use for XPsp2?

This is the new and improved version. It fixes the acceleration in the same way (completely disabling windows pointer ballistics), but this version doesn't modify your windows system files. It modifies the system files in memory when they load.
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« Reply #42 on: December 20, 2007, 12:37:10 am »

There is a major bug which does not impair system stability, but can effectively revert cursor acceleration to its original state.

When patching win32k.sys in physical memory, the dirty bit is not set and thence the secondary storage won't get updated. If the particular page is then removed (e.g., due to heavy demand on physical memory) and subsequently paged in, the previous state will be restored.

This will hopefully be fixed in the upcoming version.

Edit: This bug has been fixed
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« Reply #43 on: December 20, 2007, 03:02:13 am »

There is a major bug which does not impair system stability, but can effectively revert cursor acceleration to its original state.

When patching win32k.sys in physical memory, the dirty bit is not set and thence the auxiliary store won't get updated. If the particular page is then removed (e.g., due to heavy demand on physical memory) and subsequently paged in, the previous state will be restored.

This will hopefully be fixed in the upcoming version.

LOL, I don't know what any of this means but TY.
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« Reply #44 on: December 28, 2007, 12:39:59 pm »

it seems desnt work...i run install ,then i tried to play q3, anirs patch says accel enabled..i run it in safe mode with admin rights
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