windows 10 sensitivity

[Arctic]

 

Is it possible to change it by a file/command? All I can find is the slider in mouse settings

[DPI Wizard]

This value in the registry corresponds to the WPS value in the calculator (the value not in parenthesis):

[Arctic]

Okay I changed that value from 6 to 10

I'm not sure what I did though, haha. WPS stands for? windows pointer speed?

[DPI Wizard]

10 is the default value, the numbers in parenthesis like (6/11) refers to the notch the slider in control panel is on.

These settings multiplies or divides your sensitivity by a certain amount.

[Arctic]

Okay that makes sense, I dont know how it wasn't the default value. I moved the notch to 6/11 and it feels better. Just one final question

 

Why is it saying 380 DPI here? I'm using 800 dpi

[DPI Wizard]

4 minutes ago, Arctic said:

Why is it saying 380 DPI here? I'm using 800 dpi

This is the DPI you have to use to get the 0% MDH match in Windows.

[Arctic]

I see, I couldn't find what MDH stands for on google.

 

Wouldn't it be better for me to use WPS: 6 (4/11)

This outputs 750 DPI, the closest I could get it by changing the WPS

 

When I changed the slider to 4/11, the regedit entry automatically changed back to 6 from 10

Edited August 15, 2019 by Arctic

[DPI Wizard]

6 minutes ago, Arctic said:

I see, I couldn't find what MDH stands for on google.

 

Wouldn't it be better for me to use WPS: 6 (4/11)

This outputs 750 DPI, the closest I could get it by changing the WPS

 

When I changed the slider to 4/11, the regedit entry automatically changed back to 6 from 10

Just hover over MDH, and it says Monitor Distance Horizontal  This is the setting for the conversion in Windows.

Yes, setting the WPS to 6 would be better, and it is correct that the registry changes to 6 when you set the slider to 4/11.

[Arctic]

oh okay, I wasn't hovering long enough hehe =p

 

Thank you for so much of your time and help today, cheers man.