Thrown out again!!

I'm Samy an independent advisor. Welcome to the Xbox community. How are you?

Step 1.

Visual demonstration;

Hit the Windows key + R, type in 'regedit' and press enter. Then navigate to the following regedit directory;
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\EdgeUI

Step 2.

Visual demonstration;
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It is very likely that you do NOT already have a folder here called 'EdgeUI'.
If you do not, simply create it by right clicking on the right side of the explorer window, go to 'New' and then 'Key'. Name this new key you create 'EdgeUI'.

Step 3.

Visual demonstration;

Next, inside of the 'EdgeUI' folder you just found/created, right click again and create a 'DWORD (32-bit) Value'. Name it 'AllowEdgeSwipe', as marked at the top of the picture.

Step 4.

Visual demonstration;

Right click the DWORD named 'AllowEdgeSwipe' you just created and press 'Modify...'. Make sure it says '0' under 'Value data:' and press 'OK'.

Step 5.

Reboot your PC and try again.

Thank you so much!! Now i can play with no cursor error more!!!

I'm Samy an independent advisor. Welcome to the Xbox community. How are you?

Step 1.

Visual demonstration;

Hit the Windows key + R, type in 'regedit' and press enter. Then navigate to the following regedit directory;

Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\EdgeUI

Step 2.

Visual demonstration;

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It is very likely that you do NOT already have a folder here called 'EdgeUI'.

If you do not, simply create it by right clicking on the right side of the explorer window, go to 'New' and then 'Key'. Name this new key you create 'EdgeUI'.

Step 3.

Visual demonstration;

Next, inside of the 'EdgeUI' folder you just found/created, right click again and create a 'DWORD (32-bit) Value'. Name it 'AllowEdgeSwipe', as marked at the top of the picture.

Step 4.

Visual demonstration;

Right click the DWORD named 'AllowEdgeSwipe' you just created and press 'Modify...'. Make sure it says '0' under 'Value data:' and press 'OK'.

Step 5.

Reboot your PC and try again.

Hello LiquidDark,

I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing these problems. I too have be subjected to the occasional boot from mid-game. But it's nothing to be overly alarmed over.

In most cases, any required update will be downloaded when a game is idle, you have sat at the main menu for any amount of time, or upon complete of a mission or multiplayer. However, some updates are required at very specific times. One of the most recent
games that has had this happen frequently is Call of Duty: Ghosts.

If your console has been set up for the Automatic Updates, this is another contributing factor that needs to be taken into consideration. Although it does help to have games automatically update, it can cause certain issues to arise, such
as yours. If you are keen on being able to play through a game without interruption, I would recommend turning off the Automatic Updates while you are playing.

I hope this helps!

I forgot to mention that the code was thrown out after it was used so we aren't able to put it in again

women arent on the frontlines. but then again, we're talking about cod here. reality was thrown out the window a long time ago.