When the mouse is playing CF, the screen will rotate around with a slight movement

LZ, this situation is normal! Don't tell me you didn't turn on the accelerator and the software or anything like that. If you're windowed, this won't happen, but you'll be clicked outside. Not a mouse issue. If you're in full screen, there are only two possibilities.

You open the software and suddenly an ad appears, which is not closed, which will cause a short period of time to get out of control.

You turn on QQ, and then Didi Didi that sound is also possible.

You're driving the accelerator.

If none of the above appears, then it's a short buffer when you're playing the game, or loading, or a stuck.

I've been in this situation. That time, I couldn't get stuck when I fired a bullet, and I couldn't play. I also have disconnecting, instability, **, mouse acceleration (my sensitivity is 100, you think, higher than yours), the keyboard freezes for a short time, the mouse arrows are outside, and there is no crosshair.

Wait. Resolution. Close the software that you don't use, so as not to have small ads or updates or Didi Didi's QQ, etc.

2.Preferably windowed. The best window software at the moment is the 52PK Koshihikari Treasure Box.

One more thing: CF's servers aren't good, you know.

Plagiarism is prohibited upstairs and downstairs.

lz, probably the mouse is placed in a smooth place, with a mouse pad.

The mouse is set to be sensitive in the game.

The control panel controls the mouse sensitively.

Another thing is to see if there are buttons on the mouse that control sensitivity.

Whether you use a mouse pad or not, sometimes the mouse will fail when placed in some smooth or reflective places.

That's all I can think of.

Press and hold Page Down to reduce mouse sensitivity.

Conversely, page up increases mouse sensitivity.

My mouse is too slow, this should be a problem with the mouse, you are sometimes like this, it may be stuck, if it is often like this, try a different mouse.

You can try a gaming mouse.

Isn't there a problem with the mouse, can you try another one?

First, it may be that you have lost your virginity.

Second, the sensitivity of the mouse is adjusted too high.

Third, the sensitivity of the sniper scope is adjusted too high.

Solution. 1. Hold the mouse still to see if the pointer will move, and buy a new mouse if it can move.

2. Try to debug the page multiple times

dow and page

up to find the right mouse speed for you (due to the inconsistency of the DPI for each mouse, you can't give a reference value).

3. Enter the game settings, reduce the speed of the sniper scope in the control interface, the default is 50 (basically uncontrollable) according to personal circumstances, it is recommended that novices adjust to about 10 to strengthen the development of a sense of center (when the scope is opened, you can put the crosshair on or near the enemy), and then slightly increase the speed of the sniper scope in the later stage, and then add skills such as sniping, connecting mirrors, and Shun mirrors.

Right-click on the desktop properties to set the Advanced monitor and set the desktop refresh rate to 80 Hz.

Reload the system and take a look! Re-plug the sun and pull out the hardware again! Discharge it again! If there is still a fault, you should consider starting a hardware failure!

The solution to the black screen problem in CrossFire.

First of all, please upgrade the graphics card driver, it is best to upgrade the sound card driver, if the fault is still there, it is likely that you set the refresh rate too high, so that in the 3D game, the graphics card will be overloaded, and then there will be a black screen, and of course the sound will disappear after the black screen. And some games do not have high requirements for the graphics card, and there will be no black screen when the running time is not long, and once it runs for a long time, it will also have a black screen and bend silver, so these phenomena you said appear, it is best not to set the refresh rate too high.

About how to upgrade the driver:

Check the graphics driver version: Right mouse button (on my computer) - Properties - Hardware - Device Manager - Graphics card.

To get started, select Control Panel in Settings, and in the Control Panel that opens, double-click the icon that displays properties to see the driver version of your graphics card in the Display Properties window that opens. (Please refer to the section on software installation in the user manual). If you want to upgrade the driver of the graphics card, you can find the most "original" driver from the Internet**, and generally go to the manufacturer of the graphics card**.

Normally, the driver is an executable file (. exe）。Once you're down, double-click the file icon and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver installation step by step.

On how to reduce the refresh rate:

In the first step, click the Start Run command, type "DXDIAG" in the bar of the Run dialog box, and press Enter to run the DirectX Diagnostic Utility.

In the second step, click the Additional Help tab in the DirectX Diagnostic Tool window, then click the Override button in this dialog box to open the Override DirectDraw Refresh Behavior dialog box, select the Override value radio box in the Refresh Rate option area, and enter a fixed refresh rate value in the box that follows it.

Step 3, click the OK button to save the settings and exit the DirectX Diagnostic Utility.

Tip: When you set the screen refresh rate in Overrides, you can't set the screen refresh rate beyond the maximum screen refresh rate that your display can support at that resolution, or it will damage your display.

How does the mouse work? Why did the pointer on the screen just follow?