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Brand new but there are quite some issues i noticed. (and yeah, the font is as ugly as it looks on pictures)

Some wider keys like CTRL/TAB/CAPS that have no stabilizers are scratchy if pressed on the sides, while most stabilized keys have no problem but thats a issue with the cherry switch. The non-standard bottom row makes for a more awkward thumb position to press alt but didn't think i would mind it that much.
EU Enter Key is not properly stabilized, pressing at the top is very hard and pressing dead center doesn't feel particularly good.

Backlight is somewhat uneven as the light is at the top, so glyphs at the bottom of they key are barely getting any of it.
Volume wheel is very

My G403 has fairly damaged scrollwheel despite only a few months of use (loose steps, scratchy sound), any suggestions for a good encoder that has distinctive steps but isn't stiff? (The one on the GPW is awful). One I can get on Aliexpress/ebay and preferable lasts a bit longer than a few months.
I want to repair it to at least get it back to a an acceptable state, I already RMA'd it but Logitech gave me a G603 instead, which also developed wheel issues and im on my 2nd G603 now.

Good stuff:

• Weight
• Side Buttons improved over G403, faster repeated actuation.
• Battery life (111h at 125hz, 100h at 250hz, 84h at 500hz, 64h at 1000hz)
• Charge Speed, very fast due small battery. Honestly not actually worth spending 100$ on Logitechs too small charging pad.

Buttons aren't rubbing unless I force it, batch 1824. Seems impossible on my mouse to accidently do it as the buttons have to be pushed together.

The Meh:

• Scrollwheel feels slightly too harsh, but not terrible. Just not what I prefer.
• Left mouse button sometimes sounds like it's double clicking, but it's not.
• DPI Button at bottom is literally useless, but still adds weight. Logitech forgot that many peopl

I've had 3 g403s, 1 g603 with all the same scrollwheel issue developing.

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• First g403 super rattling scrollwheel out of box, even slow movements would make the scrollwheel hit against the shell and cause fairly noticeable feedback. (2 months from first ticket to actually receiving replacement o.o)
• Second G403 was pretty good initially but after a few months started to be as bad as 1st one, except I also think the switch simply broke as well as it also randomly produced very weird feedback when scrolling but not always.
• Third g403 was simply put, just a lemon. Buttons, sound, some weird internal rattle and scrollwheel rattle, everything on it was just very bad.
• G603 same

Can you still move the scrollwheel slightly left/right and make that weird click like noise and is there any kind of rattle when you shake the mouse, scroll the mouse wheel a bit and shake again a few times, any rattle on your copy? Also hold the mouse close to your ear and scroll both up and down, can you hear it sound different when you scroll up (away from you)?

On the G403 due the way the scrollwheel assembly is held in place by the shell (even on 2017 models) it can move around on a lot of g403 sold and the sensor rattles a tiny bit too but hasnt been a issue for me, if you hold the lens (some cloth) and the wheel there is no rattle on it. How is it on the G703?

If you save an outfit and then go to the Transmog NPC, it will always autoslect an outfit making it very easy to accidently overwrite your whole mog if all you wanted is change one piece.

Seriously Blizzard and beta testers, did nobody test this? It a really awful behaviour.

Hate it too? I have a fix for that (but I'm sure there is a proper way? I'm no coder...)

Copy/Paste the following into this website and install the addon, you can name it whatever like OutfitFix or something.

local f = CreateFrame( "Frame" )
f:RegisterEvent("TRANSMOGRIFY_OPEN")
f:SetScript("OnEvent", function(self, event, ...)
			C_Transmog.ClearPending()
end)

So I've been using Windows 10 since release, updated to 1607 a over week ago, 2 day later my PC died so I ordered new parts... today I got them and repaired my PC.

And lo and behold, I can not activate, despite the announced changes, how the hell do I activate?

I can not type in my W7 key anymore due free upgrade gone, and I can not use my MS account to activate it will just spew unable to activate after trying it with the troubleshooter...

What to do?

As a lot of people have probably noticed, if you press tab to target your enemy it no longer really targets whats infront of you making it extremely frustrating to use for many.

Under Keybindings > Targeting you can find "Target Scan Enemy (Hold)" which is not bound to anything, try binding that to your Tab and test it out. It's a huge improvement.

If you do not like it you can bind back tab to Target Nearest Enemy and type in "/console TargetNearestUseOld 1" to get pre 7.0 behaviour.

If you already used the TargetNearestUseOld 1 command previously and want to test out Target Scan Enemy, you have to use "/console TargetNearestUseOld 0" first or it won't do anything when you press tab.

Has anyone else run into this issue? The cvar to change this appears to do nothing despite the objectivetracker still checking for it. So right now the quests will not order themselves automatically to the closest which is quite annoying when levelling.

So I just found this bug where you can not res.

If nobody is in the same zone as you (or however this new crz limitation works...) and you go to your corpse it will show "You need to be in the same instance" or whatever that text is, but ofc.. well there is no instance to go to so you need to res at the spirit healer, just keep that in mind until the fix this odd bug.

CRZ is in general kind of glitched right now, I wouldn't be surprised if there is a new exploit involved around it (you jump back in time somehow, lag extremely everytime you create/join/leave a premade).

I had a dream, That dream needs to be real.

The implications were big, for the better.

• Installing the update was quick.
• Restarting was Quick for updates.
• Rolling Back to a previous build/state? Instantanious and re-verseable! Instantious too, click, restart done.

How?

• Windows is a VHD
• Updates are VHDs
• Pre-installed Apps are in a VHD
• Newly installed Apps live in another VHD
• UWP Games live in seperate vhds invidually if they are above a certain size or always
• Everything "legacy" you install lives on it's own VHD
• User files lives in it's own VHD
• It's not virtualized, we are simply booting straight into the VHD and connect the other VHDs

How does this all look like in

I mean sure maybe im nitpicking but seriously, there is no reason whatsoever to use a different kind of style in any of these scenarios here.

See Image (Ignore that one line towards the search icon, forgot to remove)

https://msdn.microsoft.com/windows/uwp/controls-and-patterns/nav-pane