How can i fix my mouse issues?

Hiya guys,

Bit of an unusual one. So, after prolonged use on my computer (2-4hrs), my mouse starts right clicking without any input. It would sometimes right click hold and wont let me left click until i right click first. The only work around I have found is restarting my PC. This happens even without a mouse connected to my desktop.

I've ran an sfc /scannow after a DISM restore heath and the issue still persists. Any ideas on how I can get this issue resolved?

Thanks :)

One would assume the mouse is full of muck and need a electrical cleaning spray I have to do mine every few months

Samuria said:

One would assume the mouse is full of muck and need a electrical cleaning spray I have to do mine every few months

I don't think that'll be the case. This is with a brand new mouse I just bought 2 weeks ago.

Specifically the wireless G502 from Logitech.

Does a standard simple wired/wireless mouse work ?

Being Wireless and all those buttons/functionality probably means a software driver issue somewhere.

Helmut said:

Does a standard simple wired/wireless mouse work ?

Being Wireless and all those buttons/functionality probably means a software driver issue somewhere.

I'll probably have to buy one real quick. I'll update if it happens again.

Helmut said:

Does a standard simple wired/wireless mouse work ?

Being Wireless and all those buttons/functionality probably means a software driver issue somewhere.

So, update time. Tried with a standard wired mouse when the issue starts occurring, but I still seem to be getting the same issue. I went and removed every usb device in windows and reinstalled them one by one to no avail. Any ideas on how to narrow it down further?

A good test is to get a free Linux live dvd boot from that and it doesnt install just runs from dvd if its the same in that its hardware if its ok then its drives issue

You might try a different keyboard, if one is available. The default keyboard shortcut for right-click is Shift-F10, so the problem may have nothing to do with the mouse.

Ben

Just a thought and not sure if you tried it yet. Uninstall it and delete it from the registry then reinstall it. A fresh driver install could be a quick fix. The USB driver might be an issue.