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Windows Key not workining in Windows7(Logitech g15) HELP!
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1/1/00 12:00am
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Windows Key not workining in Windows7(Logitech g15) HELP!
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Ok, so last night I changed my OS to Windows7. Reinstalled DAoC and am in the process of redoing bars (I forgot to save them :<
I ran into the problem of me not being able to use my Windows Key as a qbind like I did when I used Windows XP. The key works fine out of game, but just not in game. I know there is a little slider thing next to the 'MR' button on the G15 that disables the Windows Key totally, but this is not the problem. Like I said, the key works fine out of DAoC. I'm guessing it's a weird compatibility issue or something and I am looking for some help happy
Thanks.
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Milkand
Title: Transfarmer
Posts: 497
Registered: 2005-3-8 08:18:47
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Date Posted:
1/1/00 12:00am
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Windows Key not workining in Windows7(Logitech g15) HELP!
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in the software settings for my logitech kb [not a g15 so *shrug*] i seem to recall seeing something about having games automatically disable it, might check there. otherwise, idk
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Myreth
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Registered: 2010-4-6 06:41:24
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Date Posted:
1/1/00 12:00am
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Windows Key not workining in Windows7(Logitech g15) HELP!
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I have found that the mouse/keyboard set-point software needs to be run in admin mode for the keys to register correctly in game. Also there is a box for "game detection" that actually disables those keys. The newest set-point software allows you to customize keys specifically for the game as well. This allows you to have different functions set for different programs etc. Not using the G series keyboards, but I'm thinking the software might be similar.
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Ravynmagi
Title: Moderator
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Registered: 2001-12-23 17:10:17
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Date Posted:
1/1/00 12:00am
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Windows Key not workining in Windows7(Logitech g15) HELP!
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Myreth posted:
I have found that the mouse/keyboard set-point software needs to be run in admin mode for the keys to register correctly in game. Also there is a box for "game detection" that actually disables those keys. The newest set-point software allows you to customize keys specifically for the game as well. This allows you to have different functions set for different programs etc. Not using the G series keyboards, but I'm thinking the software might be similar.
Yeah, I had a similar issue with my Logitech mouse and DAOC (and some other games) with Windows 7. Either run it as administrator or disable Windows UAC (which is a safety measure against running unauthorized software, so you may not want to do this if you want better protection against malware).
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