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<blockquote data-quote="mrceolla" data-source="post: 1029086" data-attributes="member: 109048">Hello,&nbsp;Ever since I upgraded to 1.4 some mouse/UI things seem out of whack.&nbsp;1) My mouse will be over a button but the button to the right of it will be highlighted.&nbsp; If I click, that button to the right will be activated/pressed.&nbsp; More specifically, the mouse pointer is to the left AND a little above the button that is highlighted.&nbsp;2)&nbsp; That top contol bar that appears when you mouse to the top of the screen stretches off of the right side of the screen even though other UI elements are properly positioned via UI calibration.&nbsp; Issue #1 applies to the buttons in this menu as well.&nbsp; I have checked both Streamed MP and DefaultWide.&nbsp; Both exhibit this.&nbsp;The mouse works fine in all other Windows programs.&nbsp;I couldn't find any posts about this.&nbsp; What could be happening and how can I fix it?&nbsp;I can post whatever logs and specs are needed.&nbsp; Please point me in the right direction.&nbsp;Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrceolla, post: 1029086, member: 109048"] Hello, Ever since I upgraded to 1.4 some mouse/UI things seem out of whack. 1) My mouse will be over a button but the button to the right of it will be highlighted. If I click, that button to the right will be activated/pressed. More specifically, the mouse pointer is to the left AND a little above the button that is highlighted. 2) That top contol bar that appears when you mouse to the top of the screen stretches off of the right side of the screen even though other UI elements are properly positioned via UI calibration. Issue #1 applies to the buttons in this menu as well. I have checked both Streamed MP and DefaultWide. Both exhibit this. The mouse works fine in all other Windows programs. I couldn't find any posts about this. What could be happening and how can I fix it? I can post whatever logs and specs are needed. Please point me in the right direction. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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