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And since a lot of games use AWSD for movement, this is a problem.
Basically - for example - playing Watch Dogs, when running forward (w) if you hold the w key down for 5 seconds, it'll 'stick' - and you can let go of the keyboard, and you will continue moving forward until you hit w again. This also happened in several other games (BF3, AC, Star Wars the Old Republic; Bioshock Infinite and Borderlands 2 (I think - I'm not sure it happened there... But regardless).
Also Shift+w/s/a/d also comes up with the same issue. The problem doesn't come up in Word.
I've tried turning off all the sticky keys - filter keys - all that stuff; I can't find any way of stopping this so far. Is it maybe a defective keyboard? Or just a 'flaw' in the design?
P.S My keyboard is Microsoft wired 200 and is new.
Thanks.
Basically - for example - playing Watch Dogs, when running forward (w) if you hold the w key down for 5 seconds, it'll 'stick' - and you can let go of the keyboard, and you will continue moving forward until you hit w again. This also happened in several other games (BF3, AC, Star Wars the Old Republic; Bioshock Infinite and Borderlands 2 (I think - I'm not sure it happened there... But regardless).
Also Shift+w/s/a/d also comes up with the same issue. The problem doesn't come up in Word.
I've tried turning off all the sticky keys - filter keys - all that stuff; I can't find any way of stopping this so far. Is it maybe a defective keyboard? Or just a 'flaw' in the design?
P.S My keyboard is Microsoft wired 200 and is new.
Thanks.
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