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Mouse drift on X52

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Montie

Charter Member
My mouse has started drifting when my X52 i connected, because of the thumbstick on the throttle. Does anybody know how to fix this? Maybe how to disable the thumbstick on the throttle?
 
Montie said:
My mouse has started drifting when my X52 i connected, because of the thumbstick on the throttle. Does anybody know how to fix this? Maybe how to disable the thumbstick on the throttle?
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I have a thumbstick on my CH Throttle as well and if I could break it off and have it not work anymore I'd be extremely pleased. It's a pure annoyance, constantly requiring calibration to keep it in line.
 
falcon409 said:
I have a thumbstick on my CH Throttle as well and if I could break it off and have it not work anymore I'd be extremely pleased. It's a pure annoyance, constantly requiring calibration to keep it in line.
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I have never even used the thumbstick on the X52 throttle. Unfortunately I can't offer any advice about fixing the wandering mouse problem. Sorry! NC
 
I had that when I had an X52. Ended up opening the housing and disconnecting the thumbstick!
 
In the Windows control panel open up the device settings for the X-52. Simply set the dead zones on the mouse x, and y to the max, and apply. Basically turns the mouse stick off.
Sue
 
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