We have also
included workarounds here for the following issues:
1.
Mouse may
not be able to reach all areas of the game window –
This may occur with games that do not use DirectX, when run in window
mode. You can work around this is by disabling DPI Scaling:
a.
Right-click the
game’s icon.
b.
Select
Properties.
c.
Select the
Compatibility tab.
d.
Check the box next
to
Disable display scaling on high DPI settings.
2.
Can’t
left-click with an integrated pointing device immediately after
pressing a key – This is a
setting for touchpads, like those used on laptops, to make typing
easier. You can work around this by changing the mouse delay to zero,
but this may make typing more difficult. To change the setting:
a.
Swipe in from the
right to bring up the charms, and choose
Settings.
b.
Select
Change PC Settings.
c.
Click
Mouse & Touchpad.
d.
In the drop down
To help prevent the cursor from accidentally moving while you
type, change the delay before clicks work, select
No Delay.
Some users have also
reported success in older games and apps by turning on compatibility
mode. To try that:
a.
Right-click the
game’s icon.
b.
Select
Properties.
c.
Select the
Compatibility tab.
d.
Select the version
of Windows for which you want to run the game in compatibility mode.
e.
If you want to apply
the settings for that program to all accounts on the PC, click
Change settings for all users. You might be asked
for an administrator password or to confirm your choice.
f.
When you're done,
tap click
OK.
