- If you are automatically prompted to run setup.exe, then go ahead and select run.
Otherwise go into windows explorer and find setup.exe from the cd and run it.- Windows will ask you if you want to allow the file. Select Allow.
- Once the program starts, select “Install Software”
- Select all the default options to install the software.
***If the install fails, then open the cd folder from windows explorer.***
- Right click on the setup.exe file and select properties
- Go to the compatibility tab
- Select the check box that says “run this program in compatibility mode for:” in the drop-down menu select “Windows XP (Service Pack 2)”
- Then say ok
- Now execute the setup file, “setup.exe” and continue from step #2.
- Once the window opens up with the program icons, right click on the Joystick-To-Mouse icon
- Go to properties
- Go to the compatibility tab
- Select the check box that says “run this program in compatibility mode for:” In the drop-down menu select “Windows XP (Service Pack 2)”
- Then say ok
- If asked if you want to allow this program to run, select Allow.
On certain devices in Vista, there is a reported joystick/device value issue that Joystick-To-Mouse 2.60 has during first startup, the solution being to stop Joystick-To-Mouse, then re-Start Joystick-To-Mouse via the menu in the program. You can watch the values if you go into Calibration | Joystick-To-Mouse Custom Calibration, and look at the reported X/Y values - they will typically be 0 or non-sensical (e.g. the Min X greater than the Max X). This reporting causes drift or non-operation until you Stop, Then re-start Joystick-To-Mouse.
For more information about Windows Vista Click Here.
| Category: Using | Type: Information | Product: Joystick-To-Mouse | Version: 2.60 |
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