The settings in windows that support might have mentioned is if you load up control panel then type in mouse in the search box you should see one with change mouse settings or so, there is a pointer speed option in there. It does sound like you are describing a bug that seems to be following you though, which must suck.
Edit: I don't actually remember if SSE was any different by default than say doom etc, since games are usually too spinny and have to be adjusted anyway hehe, just gotten used to it.
It has maybe taken me a lot of years gradually building up to that kind of sensitivity though hehe, each new mouse I get seems to always go higher than the last. then in games the first thing I do is reduce mouse sensitivity until it feels right (or if I can't I just hit the dpi button a few times to change it, have 4 settings I can adjust in drivers). I pretty much always have my mouse set to 5000 / 6400dpi. If the line isn't there, just add it and it should still work.Įdited by spookymunky, 26 October 2017 - 09:51 AM. For controlling the character in game, does adjusting look sensitivity in the gameplay settings have no effect ? I seem to have mine turned down quite low to compensate for my fast mouse setting (since I don't like to move wrist from where it rests on my desk at all if I can help it hehe), could be why the menu seems fine to me.Įdit: Just noticed this line in C:\Users\Spooky\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition\SkyrimPrefs.ini : fMouseCursorSpeed=1.0000 ,under the header, you could try increasing that to help out with the menus ? Where it says Spooky for that folder name, you will want your own windows username. If it's a gaming mouse to go with your gaming pc then there is usually a button on it to control the speed without going into the drivers or windows settings.
Hmm, I haven't noticed anything wrong with it in skyrim over the years as far as I remember, normally I have the DPI settings on my mouse set quite high though.
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