Open Rstment25 opened 5 years ago
Hello, I've recognized quite the same problem with mouse actions of the local user. When local user uses the middle button of the mouse (Logitech Wireless Mouse M510), I get the same signal (for scrolling) in remote session. Is there any solution? My next try would be another local mouse and other driver? It is very annoying, especially when local user doing CAD. Thanks a lot!
I have the same problem. I don't know what to do. It's annoying.
I couldn't test is completely yet. But for now, I would say the Logitech mouse software (Logitech Options) causes my problem. Since I use standard MS mouse driver on local machine/user, I haven’t recognized any interaction between the different sessions.
I couldn't test is completely yet. But for now, I would say the Logitech mouse software (Logitech Options) causes my problem. Since I use standard MS mouse driver on local machine/user, I haven’t recognized any interaction between the different sessions.
I thought so, too. I took out my Logitech mouse and tied another mouse instead. worked properly for a while. But then again the mouse wheel movements came back.
Same here, middle click and mouse wheel will be mirrored from the local user to the rdp user. Making it almost impossible to work simultaneously, wich is why I use the rdpwrap after all! Does anybody found a solution?
Have you got TeamViewer running ?
Heyo!
So, another user on my pc is using xbox one joystick to play his games and it's messing up my Rd session.
Input from his joystick triggers mouse movement actions on my session. For ex. Moving joystick slider causes the app with joystick support ( Pretty much all native windows apps, all Microsoft store apps and Windows UI) to go ham on me registering his joystick actions and using it to navigate in my session.
Is there a way to solve this issue?
Somehow limiting joystick input to only his session / account alone?
I already disabled all joystick support options from steam, even made sure to close all steam processes but it doesn't this problem.