1 [deleted] OP • 7 yr. ago The controls are already set to standard. I've fixed it finally by launching the task manager --> users tab --> right clicking gta-vc.exe --> set affinity --> CPU 0. Now the mouse's working now. 1 IStoppedAGaben • 7 yr. ago Aaah. Did you disable the frame limiter? [deleted] OP • 7 yr. ago • Edited 7 yr. ago
Regarding issues with the mouse input not allowing you to look by rotating the mouse and/or the clicking not working, there is a way to get around it and re-enable the mouse. This is not a perfect fix, but does work quickly and is a viable fix. When navigating menus (pause menu, home menu, brief, map, etc.), always use the ARROW KEYS and ENTER
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Try replacing the battery and check if the wireless mouse works. If the battery isn’t empty, remove it and insert it back. One more guide related to mouse: GTA Vice City Mouse Issue: How to Fix it on Windows 10? Check for Interference. Sometimes, other wireless signals may interfere with the network of your wireless mouse and lead to
For wireless mice, remove the attachment in the USB port and shut the mouse off, and then plug it back in, wait a minute, and switch it back on. Doing this could be enough to establish a new connection with Windows and make the cursor work again. If this fails to work for a wireless mouse, you can try to set up the wireless mouse as a new device. Bh3Gfi7.
