[spchtr]

I'm running windows 7 Pro 64bit on a Toshiba Satellite A215-S7437, Gotham Beta 4 XBMC.

When I run the program it's acting like the up arrow is being held down, or something similar. However this is the only program that appears to be acting this way.

I Have a Logitech M325 Unifying mouse and K-130 Keyboard hooked up to it.

I have tried disabling the Synaptec's mousepad, as well as removing the Logitech mouse and keyboard, but the behavior persists.

I have two other systems:
Dell XPS-720
HP-A1250N

Both have the same setup as the Toshiba; Neither of them are acting that way, they seem to be behaving properly.

Any ideas?

[coldoffice]

cant delete my own post....

[spchtr]

I hadn't found anything on the forum similar.

The behavior is difficult to describe in single words.

It appears I have a stuck up arrow key, but this is the only program that appears to exhibit this behavior.

I'm not sure why, currently it is the only system of my 3 that is acting this way.

I have already checked to make sure I am using the latest drivers available for the system.

I have tried removing the extra keyboard and mouse.

Yet the program is still difficult to navigate because of the odd behavior.

[spchtr]

Ok, figured it out.

Needed to disable joystick input.

To do this outside the Gui:

1. Find the guisettings.xml file. Mine was in XBMC/portable_data/userdata/guisettings.xml

2. Edit the file.

3. Find <input> section

4. Change "<enablejoystick default="true">true</enablejoystick>" to "<enablejoystick>false</enablejoystick>"

5. Safe file.

6. Start XBMC

No difficulties with the selection focus bouncing around anymore.