Microsoft Keyboard/Mouse driver sends out debugging inform..

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I'm a developer, and I use a Debug Monitor to view
debugging information, using OutputDebugString.

Recently, I purchase a Microsoft Natural Wireless
Multimedia Keyboard, with the Microsoft optical wireless
mouse.

After installation of the software drivers, I noticed that
these information keep appearing in the Debug Monitor I
used.

How can I disable these, or get a new driver that doesn't
give out these messages?

Check exception: CommandDetails.cpp (257),
DPG::CommandDetails::GetAppCommandID,
addr = 0x612838C1
Check exception: CommandDetails.cpp (257),
DPG::CommandDetails::GetAppCommandID,
addr = 0x612838C1

 

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I have found that stopping the process called point32.exe seems to make
this go away. It is an non-essential process. But man, how annoying is
that?


Chee Wee wrote:
> I'm a developer, and I use a Debug Monitor to view
> debugging information, using OutputDebugString.
>
> Recently, I purchase a Microsoft Natural Wireless
> Multimedia Keyboard, with the Microsoft optical wireless
> mouse.
>
> After installation of the software drivers, I noticed that
> these information keep appearing in the Debug Monitor I
> used.
>
> How can I disable these, or get a new driver that doesn't
> give out these messages?
>
> Check exception: CommandDetails.cpp (257),
> DPG::CommandDetails::GetAppCommandID,
> addr = 0x612838C1
> Check exception: CommandDetails.cpp (257),
> DPG::CommandDetails::GetAppCommandID,
> addr = 0x612838C1