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K90 - Help Assigning G key actions


jihn

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Hey

 

I got the k90 in the mail yesterday, this is my first gaming keyboard of the sort.

Was planning to use this for SW: The old republic

 

I am having some trouble however, i press 'MR' > 'G1' > 'W' > 'MR'

This should in theory allow my char in this game to move forward?

 

However when i am in the game, nothing happens. Could anyone be so kind as to give me some tips as to what i am doing wrong? Any help is greatly appriciated.

 

I have already installed the Corsair K90 Configuration drivers. And it appears to record the buttons pressed to that, but it is not working ingame.

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I have the same issue as the OP. Nothing that I assign to the macro keys (G-keys) registers in SWTOR. I don't know if it's a SWTOR issue or what? It really should not be game related so I'm at a loss to explain it.

 

Can we get a comment from Corsair?

 

Issue: G keys do not register within SWTOR (I don't know about any other games)

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Hi!

 

I have recently purchased the K90 and the M90. I like the products very much.

But I'm also having problems with assigning the G-Keys on the K90, and even on the M90.

(I'm using the latest Corsair software and my I'm running Windows 7 64-Bit)

 

So just to test my K90 and M90 out, I tried assigning simple keys:

When I input a basic function, such as the "J" key to G1 on the K90 it doesn't work in-game

EX: When I play Skyrim, I push G1 to bring up my Journal (or "J" Key) and nothing happens. BUT when i use MS Word or search the net, the G1 key works, and types "J". Same thing when I try assigning one of my button's on the M90. I also tried "Assign Application" when I right click under "Application" in "Manage Profiles". Assigning the Skyrim EXE (TESV.exe) to the profile doesn't work.

I also tested the G-Keys and M90 buttons out in Bad Company 2. They don't work in-game!

 

The only time the assigned G-Keys and extra mouse buttons work is when I'm NOT playing games :(

Any help from the Corsair Team/Support/Community would be much appreciated.

 

And a question for Corsair: Will there be a software update that lets us use the volume control and mute button in game? Currently can't use those while playing games.

 

Thank You,

 

Mark

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It is somewhat pointless to have a gaming keyboard if we are unable to use the G keys in an actual game. Doubt many of us had planned using it for word and office.

Some sort of feedback from corsair on this would be nice.

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Not sure how to set those G keys up (I just got the K90 for SWTOR as well!), but if you have a back browser button on your mouse, that will also toggle autorun on/off. Good for action while moving~ (I used to do the same thing for WoW during PVP)
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I hope so, then maybe the mouse will work! Yay!

 

mouse drivers not until the 30th supposedly.

 

but yes it is purely driver/software issue here. the keys are only writing the keys to the windows API, not in games that use directinput

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mouse drivers not until the 30th supposedly.

 

but yes it is purely driver/software issue here. the keys are only writing the keys to the windows API, not in games that use directinput

 

Yeah, that's what I understand it to be. Basically a compatibility issue.

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Fixed!

 

I found a work around. I'd tried running the Corsair Vengeance control program as an admin, but that didn't work. Turns out the program that actually makes the G-Keys happen is called k90Hid.exe and that's the one that needs to be given administrator rights.

 

I found it by running the task manager and looking in the processes tab. Right click on it and select "Run as Administrator". I had to do a restart before it would work for me.

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Fixed!

 

I found a work around. I'd tried running the Corsair Vengeance control program as an admin, but that didn't work. Turns out the program that actually makes the G-Keys happen is called k90Hid.exe and that's the one that needs to be given administrator rights.

 

I found it by running the task manager and looking in the processes tab. Right click on it and select "Run as Administrator". I had to do a restart before it would work for me.

 

CONFIRMED!

 

The workaround above works in SWTOR.

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