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I have built some .REG mouse fixes that make XP/Vista/7 emulate Windows 2000 & Windows 9X mouse acceleration.
I need some beta testers to test the Windows 2000 Medium and Windows 2000 High accel fixes, just to be 100% sure they are safe.
If you can help test the fixes, please send me a Private Message, by clicking on the 'iMsg' link just below the title line of this post.
A normal CPL or Cheese or MarkC mouse fix is 100% safe to use.
The W2K Medium and High fixes are not normal.
There is a very small chance that they might not be safe.
I have tested them (on 3 different PCs) and they work for me, but I need more testers to be 100% sure they are safe.
To test them you will need one of:
- A Windows logon user account that is separate from your normal login. You login to Windows using that separate account, and test the fix.
OR
- Your PC boots to the Welcome screen or Logon dialog, and you already have a second logon user account that you can use if needed. You know that that second account is enabled and can be used to login. You login to Windows using your main account, and test the fix.
OR
- You have a Virtual Machine you can test the fix in.
You take a Snapshot of the VM, and test the fix in the VM.
I need some beta testers to test the Windows 2000 Medium and Windows 2000 High accel fixes, just to be 100% sure they are safe.
If you can help test the fixes, please send me a Private Message, by clicking on the 'iMsg' link just below the title line of this post.
A normal CPL or Cheese or MarkC mouse fix is 100% safe to use.
The W2K Medium and High fixes are not normal.
There is a very small chance that they might not be safe.
I have tested them (on 3 different PCs) and they work for me, but I need more testers to be 100% sure they are safe.
To test them you will need one of:
- A Windows logon user account that is separate from your normal login. You login to Windows using that separate account, and test the fix.
OR
- Your PC boots to the Welcome screen or Logon dialog, and you already have a second logon user account that you can use if needed. You know that that second account is enabled and can be used to login. You login to Windows using your main account, and test the fix.
OR
- You have a Virtual Machine you can test the fix in.
You take a Snapshot of the VM, and test the fix in the VM.
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