Q. like in planetside 2, my wireless mouse keeps over-aiming other people. I'm pretty new to computer games so is it just me or will a gaming mouse help me aim better?
A. The best thing to do before you get a gaming mouse (which I would anyway) is to go to you mouse configuration. Hopefully the mouse is at least 1600 DPI, that dictates how smooth the mouse moves. You also should turn up mouse sensitivity in the mouse settings, and lower in games.
Make sure mouse acceleration is off too, that could be the problem. If you get a gaming mouse get something with at least 5600 DPI.
Make sure mouse acceleration is off too, that could be the problem. If you get a gaming mouse get something with at least 5600 DPI.
What can I do about my kids addiction to internet gaming, but they need the internet to study.?
Q. I have two children, 12 and 14, and they both have their own laptops. With the way schools are heading, kids almost require internet access for studies. The problem is that my kids are playing games more than they're studying and their grades are suffering severely.
We can't ALWAYS be there to monitor what both of my kids are doing on the internet, and with our jobs, we can't drive them back and forth to a library so many times.
Since internet access is a requirement for scholarly studies, how can I block access to internet games and computer games without blocking the use of internet for study?
I don't want to completely deprive them of fun time, but limiting the amount of time or scheduling would be desireable.
Please know that my son is very computer savvy and can find ways around certain parental controls.
Is there a program that I can use that will start upon bootup so that my son can't mess with the configurations?
We can't ALWAYS be there to monitor what both of my kids are doing on the internet, and with our jobs, we can't drive them back and forth to a library so many times.
Since internet access is a requirement for scholarly studies, how can I block access to internet games and computer games without blocking the use of internet for study?
I don't want to completely deprive them of fun time, but limiting the amount of time or scheduling would be desireable.
Please know that my son is very computer savvy and can find ways around certain parental controls.
Is there a program that I can use that will start upon bootup so that my son can't mess with the configurations?
A. NetNanny was recently acquired by ContentWatch (designed for employers). It has session ghosting with remote administration and controls.
If your kid mucks around with it to cover their tracks, you'll know.
Or create admin and user accounts and disable the port range on your router and firewall for gaming. That would stop them.
If your kid mucks around with it to cover their tracks, you'll know.
Or create admin and user accounts and disable the port range on your router and firewall for gaming. That would stop them.
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