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usb rate patch for win7 ?

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i used the vista patch its working but when i put usb flash drive the system is reseting

  • 2 months later...

I have windows 7 7000 beta x86 and found this hid driver to work. It only modifies the mouse driver. Quake 3 is super smooth at 120hz screen refresh, 120fps and 500hz mouse rate.

http://www.overclockers.ru/lab/15925.shtml

its russian but archive has english instructions

You can access newest version at this link:

http://sweetlow.at.tut.by/download/hidusbf.zip

or at this alias:

http://at.tut.by/sweetlow/download/hidusbf.zip

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i play quake 3 too eplus mod u too :D ?

i used this in 64bit didnt worked :( few days ago

[that what i tired http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=dseo ]

i have logitech mouse mx518 and setpoint 4.70

is this new version i how i see that ?

to check the hid i used

i think i should use 4.4 setpoint

tested but not working

Edited by aviv00

  • 4 weeks later...
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how is there so many windows 7 users and no ask for it or make a patch for this :wacko:

I don't think you need that patch if you're running logitech setpoint. In the "game" options within the menu you have the option of setting the USB polling rate.

It didn't work on 64 bit because the driver is unsigned and only signed drivers may be installed on Vista/7 x64.

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there a dpi option in the menu not usb polling rate

You don't have the bottom section?

I suggest you download the latest setpoint and see if that fixes it.

I'm running 4.7.2

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Edited by Nihility

  • 1 month later...

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