I would have given 2 eggs since the mouse can still be used for desktop applications (maybe not for CAD and such though) with minor inconvenience but Gigabyte is saying it's a gaming mouse. But I doubt anything can be done since it's a firmware problem. Overall Review: I wrote an email to Gigabyte and am still waiting for an answer. The next click, which doesn't go through to the launcher you can't see, will serve to bring back the mouse under the game's control.
If you use the side-button programmed with the "Magic Jump" feature within a game, the driver will pop the application launcher "under" the game display and change the game cursor to the desktop cursor.
It's not a driver problem, it's a firmware problem.Īlso, the "Magic Jump" programmable button option (essentially a very basic application launcher) isn't game-friendly. I tried with default Windows drivers and Gigabyte drivers, under Windows XP and Windows 7 圆4 with the same result. I first thought I was hitting the button by accident but after some testing, I found out that when you press and hold both mouse buttons for ~3 seconds, the DPI setting toggles by itself.
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