My Mouse Is Behaving Weird or Device Driver Is Behaving Weird?

Question

As the title say , my Logitech g502 (Bought New) is having a problem
U guyies know we have to double click to open file or folders , so when ever i click my left mouse button it wont work and after 2-3 clicks it works . Even it happens in TF2 and CS GO on steam and other applications , i want to ask is there a Windows Problem ? or Mouse Hardware Problem? or Mouse Driver Problem?
By the way
:: I reinstalled driver (no solved)
:: It works great on my Friends PC
:: It works great on windows 7 home Not on Windows 7 ultimate PROBLEM PROBLEM
:: I have even polished and got checked by Logitech Support and Customer Service Center
:: Is any malware attacking my mouse ??

WHY DOES IT REACTS SLOW AND LATE even MY USB PORTS ARE NEW

PC SPECS:

Intel Core i7 2660Q 3.30ghz + 3.44ghz

16gb 2333MHZ RAM DDR4 Corsair

Nvidia Geforce GTX TITAN SLI 12gb

4TB SATA SabeRtooth CASING

Win 7 Ultimate

Answer 1

A virus on your computer could mess up anything. Also, it could be a manufacturer issue when they made that specific computer. I am not sure about drives...

Answer 2

I've had a wireless mouse (several actually) for years. Occaisionally starts acting weird. So, I change the batteries. Make sure the batteries are new.

The other thing I've noticed, is the spot where my index finger hits on the mouse, it's like it's hitting a bad spot. You can try moving your finger around to different spots to see if it makes any difference. It could be that you're not clicking it long enough. If you used to have a wired mouse and now using the wireless, instead of just a tap, try doing a slightly more pronounced click.

And Last. Quite possible that you are near the end of the "range"of your wireless mouse, and it may not be getting a strong signal from the mouse. Obviously, if you are too far away, it won't work at all. That little logitech button that you insert into a USB port, move it closer to where the mouse is. Try not to hide it, keep it up front so the range will be better.

Answer 3

If it works on one computer the mouse is OK. Go into your Mouse settings and check them. You should have options to set the double click speed, the type of pointer, and such. There should also be a test thing in the mouse settings that you can click to see if you like the speed and so forth that you set.



Ron

Answer 4

I think it's mouse problem.Return it back if you have store warranty.Get another mouse and see.

Answer 5

Did you check the settings of your mouse on the PC?