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RedruM7 · 10-20-03, 11:40 PM

I'm having a really annoying problem for quite a while now, I havent seen anyone post on it, I could be wrong thou. Sometime after I upgraded to WM2003, my Dpad been having some somewhat random annoying errors, such as registering a down press as three or four rapid right presses, or a right press as up, in some games this can be fatal

, and makes some apps hard to use, recently I forced a hard reset (I think) by accident when I took apart the axim to mod the Dpad (added a piece of dbl sided sticky tape under the dpad, made the pad feel 10x better) it cleared my memory, and I hoped this might help the problem after the reset but, same problems exsisted except before right used to register as 2-3 down presses. I'm hoping there might be some solution to this problem. I'm pretty sure this is a software problem (Hmm I just realized I posted this on the Hardware forum, doh), because while running PPC2002 there was no Dpad errors like this. :crooked:

Thanks.

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RedruM7 Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 94 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	D-Pad errors, down=right,right,right,right I'm having a really annoying problem for quite a while now, I havent seen anyone post on it, I could be wrong thou. Sometime after I upgraded to WM2003, my Dpad been having some somewhat random annoying errors, such as registering a down press as three or four rapid right presses, or a right press as up, in some games this can be fatal , and makes some apps hard to use, recently I forced a hard reset (I think) by accident when I took apart the axim to mod the Dpad (added a piece of dbl sided sticky tape under the dpad, made the pad feel 10x better) it cleared my memory, and I hoped this might help the problem after the reset but, same problems exsisted except before right used to register as 2-3 down presses. I'm hoping there might be some solution to this problem. I'm pretty sure this is a software problem (Hmm I just realized I posted this on the Hardware forum, doh), because while running PPC2002 there was no Dpad errors like this. :crooked: Thanks.