Movement Key Problem
I am having problems with the w and s movement keys. When pressed and held down, I move forward (or back) for a bit and then the movement cuts out until I release and hold down the key again. I then...
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EA_Barry
Community Manager
Community ManagerYou may have activated 'sticky keys' or some other Windows Accessibility option.
Control Panel, Ease of Access Center, Make the keyboard easier to use.
Thank for not giving anymore * after that
and no it doesn't fix the problem
It's now 2016 and I've been playing BF4 for a while without this issue on a few different versions of Windows of a few different computers. I just rebuilt my primary machine with a new mobo, CPU, RAM combo (Z170, i7 6700K, 32GB DDR4) and a clean install of Windows 10 with the hopes that it would open up my bottle necks (and it did). Still rocking a PS2 keyboard that works fine everywhere else.
I reinstalled the game with a backup of the the install that was working fine under Win 7. Then the stuck keys issue started along with a Punkbuster A error. Punkbuster caught the issue on its own, brought up a repair menu prompt and following the steps it provided fixed that issue. The keyboard issue persists even after doing a clean install of BF4. I normally use the arrow keys for movement, but the issue started before I had even modified any key bindings, so I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it.
Is anyone else having this issue again?
Well, its now 2019 and i have this issue in BF5 now. Started a vew days ago. Its actually very annoying an makes the game unplayable in most cases. I'm not a hard core gamer but even i find it frustrating sometimes.
EA_BlueberryThe last reply to this post was from 2016, I will be locking this post down though to avoid further necroposting. I recommend posting in the BFV Technical Issues board with specific details and a DxDiag so we can troubleshoot it there for that game.
If you still need help with this specific topic please create a new post on our boards.
- Don't "necropost." Reviving, updating or bumping old, outdated and irrelevant threads is not helpful for our community. It's best to check when the thread was created before you hit post, just to make sure it's not 2 years old for example.
