Stop WoW from syncing settings to other PC's

[Liquidor-pyrewood-village]

I’m playing WoW on multiple different systems. One is my main PC which is powerful enough to run WoW at the highest settings on 1440p. One is my laptop, where I want to conserve battery and use lower settings. Also the laptop has a 1080p monitor. And then there’s a pretty old machine that wouldn’t run WoW Retail, but WoW Classic is manageable.

However, every time e.g. I resize chat windows on my laptop, it also resizes those chat windows on the PC. Same for ‘smart camera’ (which I like on my laptop because of the annoying mousepad, but I DON’T like it on my PC where I use a mouse) and other things.

Is there a setting somewhere (in-game or in the battle.net app or w/e) where I can toggle between ‘uploading/downloading WoW settings to other clients’ or ‘keep these settings local-client-specific’?

[Cruyvvers]

Hi Liquidor!

I’m throwing it out here that the only option you have in this case would be the use of the command
/console synchronizeSettings 0

However, I really do NOT recommend it because there is no way to compartmentalize which settings are being synched up; it is either all of them (among the settings that are saved server side) or none of them.

You risk to get a whole series of other problems as this will also stop the synchronization of other CVARs based settings and have a negative influence on addons as well.

So it is an option, but be aware that there’s some risks and annoyances involved ^^