#Overwatch disable mouse acceleration update#
#Overwatch disable mouse acceleration driver#

Once done, reboot the launcher and play the game. It may take some time depending on the size of the game.Click on the three dots icon next to RDR2 > Click on Verify from the drop-down menu.Open the Epic Games Launcher on your PC > Go to the Library section.Sometimes verifying and repairing your installed game files may resolve the corrupted or missing game files on the PC that basically prevents you from being able to play the game until you fix it. Launch the RDR2 game and check for the keyboard or mouse issue again.Wait for the process to be completed and a pop-up message will appear that your game is verified and ready to play.Click on Verify Integrity under the Verify game file integrity option on the right pane.Select the Red Dead Redemption 2 game from the list under My installed games on the left pane.Next, make sure to sign in to the account > Go to Settings.Open the Rockstar Games Launcher on your PC.

#Overwatch disable mouse acceleration driver#

An outdated or corrupted mouse & keyboard driver on the system can eventually trigger issues with the gameplay controls.

#Overwatch disable mouse acceleration update#

You should try checking for the keyboard and mouse driver update on your Windows PC and installing the latest version to ensure no update is pending at your end.

Once done, press the backspace key on the keyboard to go back.

Now, you’ll have to select Horse Relative for the Keyboard & Mouse Horse Control option.

Click on the Controls pane > Select the Keyboard and Mouse option.

Open Red Dead Redemption 2 > Go to Settings menu.

Sometimes adjusting the keyboard and mouse control from the in-game settings menu can fix multiple issues.

Click on Apply and then reboot the game.

Select Display Pointer Trails under the Pointer Options tab.

Select Devices > Click on Mouse > Select Additional Mouse Options.

Now, press Windows + I keys to open Windows Settings.

Close Red Dead Redemption 2 from launcher and taskbar.

You should also turn on the mouse trails option on Windows PC to check if the problem has been fixed for you or not.

Once done, exit Settings and reboot the game to check for the issue again.

Click on the Graphics Settings menu > Make sure to Enable the Constrain Mouse Pointer option.

Launch the Red Dead Redemption 2 game > Head over to the game Settings menu.