Closed zhogov closed 4 years ago
Thanks for trying it and for such a detailed report. I have made a fix (wrapped in try/except) and pushed it, but won't have a chance to test it properly myself for the next 3 days or so.
Thanks for the quick fix, service starts successfully now:
Fun part is that apparently only one of these HID devices gets picked up that results in touchpad sending keypresses instead of moving mouse and keyboard buttons behaving like they have some modifier pressed all the time (e.g. R works like Win+R)
Here are HID devices registered by Logitech M187 mouse – there seem to be some symlinked linked device folders. Same crash happens with Logitech K400+ keyboard/touchpad combo, Microsoft Mouse 4000. I guess these descriptors are pretty hard to untangle, but let's not crash on startup if we cannot detect devices.