World of Warcraft Auto Run Mouse Problem

Oh no I installed my mouse and keyboard driver and now my auto run won't work! This makes me want to kill a gnome rogue! I hate rogues! LOL

Solution:

1) Open Up your Mouse&Keyboard Settings, modify the task of mouse button 4 or 5 whichever you use (or both if you use them both). On the Select Task pane, choose "Other" and select "Generic Button".

2) Go to the Gaming Tab and Make Sure "SetPoint implementation" is checked and not "OS implementation".

3) Click Apply/OK and Auto Run!

Story:

I have a Logitech MX 600 Mouse paired with a Logitech MX 3200 keyboard. I've managed to use it without installing any driver considering that it works without any problem. That is until this : . Installing solves it all.

Well anyway, I play the World of Warcraft and one function I really like with this mouse is that it has lots of mouse buttons aside from the mouse left and right click. A handy function is the auto run that's bound to mouse 4.

Now I had no problems during those times when the software of my mouse wasn't installed. But installing (which is just the right thing to do) kind of gave your mouse different functions that might toggle these WoW experience.

We all know auto run is bound to Num Luck so I did the 1st no-brainer thing to do and bound Num Lock to mouse 4. I know, kind of stupid but it did the trick... until now that I'm writing this as that had stopped working and I found the solution to that.

Anyway, tried running through forums and bumped into old-aged ones. So yeah, I found the solution.

Only thing to do is Restore your mouse defaults and change the mouse 4 (and 5 if you use mouse 5) to "Generic" Task instead of "forward" or "backward" or any other keystroke assignment.

Oh and make sure Setpoint Implementation is checked instead of OS Implementation on the Gaming Tab.