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Just to be clear - this is the first time I see an issue like this in any game.
But, firstly, it doesn't work for me in this game (buttons, shifts, arrows, triggers - no reaction at all). Secondly, I tried to unplug its wireless dongle before starting the game - same story...
Just press ALT-ENTER.
I just discovered that in Device Manager - Mices I have, besides Logitech mouse, four HID-compliant mouses. Tried to delete them, but they are found back on device refresh.
I'll try to find out where are they from (one is probably gamepad but another three...).
I had a similar problem with the cursor. Cursor fled and flared. I have connected to the computer Logitech steering wheel and hand-made h-shifter. I disconnected the devices and the problem disappeared. Thank you [KKB] derChat for the suggestion.
First, what was the main clue. Start -> Search box -> start typing "Set up USB game controllers" and click it when suggestion come up.
If your problem is like my problem, you should see there devices like "Unified Virtual HID". I have seen there my gamepad and two HIDs.
Now you have to get rid of them. First one was from Unified Remote program, installed with "driver" option. Second one I was unable to pinpoint... But what I did is that:
* opened Device Manager (Win + R, mmc devmgmt.msc, Enter)
* expanded HID devices branch
* double clicked Unified Virtual HID item
* changed to Driver tab
* clicked Update driver
* search drivers manually
* choose from already installed
* unticked "only compatible" option
* chose some random wheel device
Driver was updated, but device was unable to start (obviously)... And that device was effectively disabled.
After that I had only gamepad in my USB game controllers list and bug was gone!
Since gamepad anyway was set up as default game controller it seems to me as game bug, but I'm happy that it works.
And thanks everyone for the help!