There is a glitch that makes me automatically shoot

[Abashi76]

There is a glitch on my computer that makes me automatically shoot my gun, causing me to loose my ammo. Is there any way i can fix this?

[wildweasel]

There is a glitch on my computer that makes me automatically shoot my gun, causing me to loose my ammo. Is there any way i can fix this?

Check that there are absolutely NO stuck or intermittent buttons anywhere on your input devices. Keyboard keys, mouse buttons, triggers on game controllers.

[Abashi76]

I use a laptop, and i don't see anything wrong with my keyboard.

[wildweasel]

Are you accidentally tapping the track pad with your wrist while you have your hand on the controls?

[Nevander]

Trackpads are why I don't like laptops. Since the mouse is usually what you fire with, I would guess you're accidentally tapping it as well. Try using a USB mouse or something to verify this fact.

[YukiHerz]

If you are using an USB mouse then check the trackpad driver's settings, there should be an option to disable it while a mouse is connected.

[Abashi76]

If you are using an USB mouse then check the trackpad driver's settings, there should be an option to disable it while a mouse is connected.

How do i do that?

[Caligari87]

Start by going to your system settings or control panel. Then follow the flowchart below.

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[Abashi76]

Its not in Control Panel. How do i get to System Settings?

[Hellser]

What version of Windows are you using?

[edward850]

Why would it ever be in system settings? It has nothing to do with your core hardware or OS (this is not actually a Windows feature at all). It is in the control panel, logically in your mouse properties (because it's a mouse) under device settings (as it's a setting for your touchpad device).
Likewise, you'll also have a keyboard combination or button somewhere on your laptop to manually toggle the touchpad. If there's no independent button, look at your Fn combos.

[wildweasel]

That's assuming that the problem is his trackpad. It's a hopeful lead, but I honestly can't think of much else given how little information we've heard.

[Abashi76]

Why would it ever be in system settings? It has nothing to do with your core hardware or OS (this is not actually a Windows feature at all). It is in the control panel, logically in your mouse properties (because it's a mouse) under device settings (as it's a setting for your touchpad device).
Likewise, you'll also have a keyboard combination or button somewhere on your laptop to manually toggle the touchpad. If there's no independent button, look at your Fn combos.

I didn't find it in control panel. I looked at the mouse settings. When i click on "Mouse and Keyboard Center", my computer says "No Device Detected".

PS: I need help here: http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=52937

[edward850]

"Mouse and Keyboard Center"? Which OS are you running?

[Abashi76]

Windows 10.