USING YOUR RIPC

Single (Direct) Mouse Mode

If all synchronization options fail, it is still possible to work with the remote mouse by selecting the single-mouse mode, using the image button. If activated, all mouse movements are transmitted directly to the host, so you can adjust the host mouse settings to less extreme values, or work in this mode if mouse acceleration is turned off. In this mode all synchronization options perform a fast sync.

Limitations of the Mouse Synchronization

While the intelligent algorithm works fine for common cases, there are some special limitations, which may prevent the synchronization from working properly:

Special Mouse Driver

These are mouse drivers that influence the synchronization process leading to desynchronized mouse pointers. If this happens, make sure you don’t use a special vendor-specific mouse driver on your host system.

Badly Adjusted Picture

For intelligent sync to work, a correctly adjusted picture is necessary. Use the auto-adjustment function or the manual correction in the Video Settings panel to set up the picture.

Active Desktop

Check to see whether you have the Active Desktop feature of Microsoft Windows enabled. If so, do not use a plain background; be sure to use some kind of wallpaper. You can also disable the Active Desktop entirely.

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Belkin F1DE101G Single Direct Mouse Mode, Limitations of the Mouse Synchronization, Special Mouse Driver, Active Desktop