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rrrodig

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Joined: 11/10/2009

I have the HP 300-1020 touchsmart desktop.  When I play World of Warcraft, I am having problems with the mouse pointer activating the buttons.  I have tried a different mouse and it still does the same thing.  When playing on other computers there never is any problem activating buttons with mouse pointer.  Is anyone else having this same problem?

RRRodig

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November 10, 2009 6:02 PM

Do you have anything sitting close to your monitor, or contacting the screen in any way? The touch screen might be thinking it is being touched.

--Andrew

November 10, 2009 10:02 PM

there is nothing touching the screen, so far as I can tell it is only during the game that it does this.


Rick

January 11, 2010 12:40 PM

I'm noticing the same problem with my WoW on the same machine. It seems the mouse behaves this way more in the lower area of the screen: it unclicks me from both the game and internet browsers as well when I try and click the links while they're displayed towards the screen bottom. Clicking anywhere above the middle works just fine. I'm thinking I might have to rearrange my unkeyed buttons to the side bars and get used to click there until there's a solution to the problem. I wish there was one though, it drives me insanely mad when you're trying to do something and can't get to it even with a key since it just de-highlighted your window.

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