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Awaiting further instruction. Heya, Did the parts arrive already? If so, that was quick. Are you on Slack, Teams, Signal, Telegram (anything except WhatsApp)? Methinks it'd be easier to chat in real-time (and feel free to post any chalogs we have to here if you feel we discussed anything worth gett...

Foul Play wrote: ↑

02 Mar 2024, 17:17

I thought people could see the image attached to the post, my bad.

What I meant was that I'd like to know how you found out that you should set these registry values in-particular, because they aren't mentioned in the forum thread you linked to.

Sounds like a plan, and yes I can consistently replicate this issue 100/100 times. My timezone is GMT so let me know whenever you’re available and we’ll get to work! In order to do this properly, we'll need to re-play USB input messages - I've written an Arduino program that does this (and I'm alwa...

I’m glad someone has browsed the code, as my understanding was that w10 was developed off XP? I may be wrong as I only read that in passing. That is correct: Windows 10 is a direct descendant of Windows XP. (The history of Windows has a few complications around the failed Longhorn project (between ...

The thread that you linked to doesn’t mention the cache registry values - google isn’t telling me much either - can you tell us more about them?

The mouse input code in Win32kBase.sys has changed a lot since XP. I spelunk through the code in Ghidra a lot thesedays and when I compared it to the leaked XP SP1 code, I saw the same fundamental calculations and algorithms being used, but in different places (e.g. the default acceleration curves a...

Sambyal wrote: ↑

12 Dec 2023, 00:09

The culprit is windows defender

I don't believe this is the case. I'm prepared to believe that it worked for you, but fully disabling Windows Defender does not resolve the problem for me on my hardware.

I believe this issue was introduced in Windows 10 1903 or 1909 - so I was hoping if anyone here could wipe their machine and do a clean install of Windows 10 1809 - or 1803 and confirm if the issue still happens - or if it’s gone (and make sure to never connect to the Internet either, in case any up...

Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 04:23

But, your error margins are still fantastic, you might not even need it

You can busyloop on the monotonically increasing microsecond counter. The micros() can do microsecond-accurate sleeps that way on some Arduinos that are performant enough. Right - I switched to using `micros()` (though I didn't do a blocking loop, I wrote a state-machine so the program can cooperat...