how do i stop the doubleclicking reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
How do i stop the doubleclicking reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Nathaniel Barnes
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Logan Cooper
have you tried turning it off and on again?
Jayden Turner
drill a hole in your hand
works for me most the time
Owen Smith
just click once
Jackson Lopez
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Mason Rivera
Had mine over a year. No doubleclicks yet.
Ian Diaz
>No doubleclicks yet.
press the mouse button two times quickly in succession. voilá! you just made your first doubleclick!
we're all gonna make it
Michael Johnson
>it's another logishills complaining about their logishit products thread
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John Baker
All my mice last 3 years and then double click. No more no less. I've used several types over the years. Several logitech, Razer deathadder, Razer naga molten.. now I'm using roccat Kone. We'll see what happens in a year & half
Noah Davis
I hate to hear that newer versions of logitech's mice have this problem as well.
I got a G500 and I fixed the false double-clicking about a 2 years ago, nonetheless it's back again not so long ago.
Anyway, try this:
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Wyatt Reed
LButton::
if (A_PriorHotkey "LButton" or A_TimeSincePriorHotkey > 400)
{
send, {LButton Down}
keywait, LButton
send, {LButton up}
return
}
Autohotkey fixes everything. My left mouse button died recently. I converted my rightclick to left button then hold-rightclick (old one button mac style) to right click. Worked fine for a week until I fixed the issue.
Carter Russell
>imagine paying so much for a mouse that you're actually too poor to get a new one once the old one breaks
can't make this shit up
Jose Phillips
don't use it myself but I do find I can't do without scripts. I wonder why os don't bind a keyboard key or two to mouse buttons.
Carson Bailey
Shipping takes roughly a week.
Kayden Ramirez
fair enough
Lucas Kelly
Levodopa
Alexander Flores
Normal wear and tear on any mouse, desu. At least the g102/203 is cheap enough to simply order another one (or keep a stock of spares) when it begins to malfunction.
Christopher James
Replying to myself. If you're really hard on cash. Buy a soldering iron, a pack of omron switches for $5, diy replace the switches.
Assus though was on the right track. Scrollwheel though.
Juan Collins
>samefagging this hard
Isaac Robinson
SAMEFAG
Matthew Nelson
I assume this happens on the G305 as well?
Daniel Reed
It eventually happens on pretty much any mouse. It's just how the switches degrade. I had it happen on two MX400s and a G400, and my friend had it happen on a Steelseries somethingorother.
You'll either have to replace the mouse or replace the offending switch(es). Which you choose depends on how much money you're willing to spend, how much you like the mouse in question, and whether you/someone you know can solder.
Carter Davis
Logitech jewed everyone by putting cheap chink switches in their mice. They degrade, then you get double clicking. Just buy new switches and solder them in. It's not expensive. It's not difficult.
Matthew Barnes
>he bought into the g305 hype
should have gotten the g903 or g703
Julian Richardson
whats the point of buying an expensive gaming mouse over a basic mouse if it doesn't even last as long as them
Ryan Sanders
I can't explain this well but for some reason my mouses back and top button have no "cooldown" so I have to hit it quickly or it will act like i'm holding it down. It happened to both buttons at the same time so I doubt they both broke at the exact same time. I have a g102 and i'm loonix. anyone else have this problem?
Ian Jones
Tell logitech. 90% of the time if you have warranty they'll just give you a new mouse.
Should've waited
Daniel Miller
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Fixed my G303