This is a problem with your mouse setting. You've set the "jump to default button" in the settings and you're running wyUpdate hidden so the mouse jumps to wherever the default button is (even though it doesn't exist on screen).
(from C# .net, VS 2010 on windows 8)
Hi,I'm trying to track down odd mouse pointer activity and not sure where it's originating.I'm using the command line version wyupdate.exe by creating a process as followsWhen process.Start() is called the mouse pointer jumps to the top left corner of my screen. The same happens if I run the wyBuild application and click on Help\Check for Updates.I've been putting up with it wondering if it were something I was doing wrong but when I saw that wybuild was doing the same thing I thought I'd bring it up in the forum.Is this a bug in wyupdate.exe or Windows 8 or something else?
var startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo { RedirectStandardOutput = true, RedirectStandardError = true, CreateNoWindow = true, FileName = updaterExecutable, // Need to set the base directory. Perform a check to see if version has changed Arguments = arguments, UseShellExecute = false };
// Run the process using (var process = new Process {StartInfo = startInfo}) { if (!process.Start()) throw new Exception(DatabaseResources.Was_unable_to_start_the_update_application);......
This is a problem with your mouse setting. You've set the "jump to default button" in the settings and you're running wyUpdate hidden so the mouse jumps to wherever the default button is (even though it doesn't exist on screen).
Oh wow. You're right and I wasn't even aware I had that turned on, it's not been obvious before. Thank you for being a smartypants lol 😮