Where Is Ableton Installed Windows 10

After installing Windows x moving breakpoints with the mouse has become very difficult as the bespeak moves too quickly, adjusting the mouse has no upshot, and as far as I know there is no control of mouse movements inside Ableton 9.2, returning to Ableton 8 didn't work either. So, it's a Windows 10 problems or is it only me doing some basic mistake in Ableton?

Post past **granted** » Fri Aug 07, 2015 7:49 pm

If you are "scaling" your LCD resolution this will happen. It happened in Windows 8.1 as well.
Correct click on the desktop and click on Display Settings.
You probably have the slider set to 125% percent. Set the slider at 100%. Log off. Log back in.
Everything will be tiny

. But Ableton volition now work.

Post by **BrokenOceanProd** » Wed Aug 12, 2015 two:53 pm

I've been having the same problem for a while now!! And so abrasive!... But I noticed that it simply happens to me wen im using my screen capture software to brand ableton tutorials. And when I close out the recorder and restart ableton information technology seems to get away. i hear at that place is some sort of file or folder that you take to download in gild to alter some parameter or something. Im currently working on fixing this problem too and I will let yous know what I constitute out! It's driving me nuts trying to slightly zoom in on my arrangement or slightly tweak an adjustment knob and the shit goes absolutely crazy!

Post by **H20nly** » Wednesday Aug 12, 2015 8:eighteen pm

BrokenOceanProd wrote:I've been having the aforementioned problem for a while now!! And then annoying!... Merely I noticed that it just happens to me wen im using my screen capture software to make ableton tutorials. And when I close out the recorder and restart ableton it seems to get away. i hear at that place is some sort of file or folder that you lot have to download in social club to modify some parameter or something. Im currently working on fixing this problem too and I will let you know what I establish out! It'south driving me nuts trying to slightly zoom in on my system or slightly tweak an adjustment knob and the shit goes admittedly crazy!

i wonder if you might be able to modify this beliefs by irresolute the process affinity. it seems to me as though your video may just be trying to use the same processor as Live and Live's priority is winning out. in Job Manager, right click on the image proper name of the process for your screen capture software (screencapture.exe or something like that), then select 'Set up Analogousness' and motion the process to a unlike processor.*

*Note: i'grand assuming you have a multi-core processor and y'all're using Windows.