Kobal

As long as iCUE is runing everything works as it should (i.e. Right Click does not get cancelled the moment I press a thumb button).

That is exactly what I did, store the bindings on the mouse itself and exit iCUE.

I just bought a Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite to make playing Final Fantasy XIV a little easier. For general movement I have bound my WASD keys the following way (I think that is standard): W : Forward S : Back A : Strafe Left D : Strafe Right So whenever I want to circle around a target I keep the right mouse button pressed and rotate my character/camera while simultaneously pressing 'A' or 'D' depending on the direction I want to go. So far that worked like a charm with my old mouse. Now I got the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite. I had to reprogram the twelve thumb buttons since I need the regular 1, 2, 3, 4, ... keys. So I reprogrammed the mouse buttons 1 ->Shift+1 2 -> Shift+2 etc. and assigned them to some commands. So far everything seemed to work fine. Until I did my first real practice test. What I noticed was that when I was circling around a target with the right mouse button held down, the moment I pressed one of the twelve thumb buttons my right mouse button became 'unclicked' and the cursor reappeared although I kept it pressed down. I had to release and click the right mouse button again to continue strafing as before. Needless to say, this is highly annoying. Am I missing something? Having to reclick the right mouse button after every thumb button use is just not an option.