Wireless mouse behaving strangely

Mate could we please have some system specs and what model is that mouse exactly?

System Info - See Your System Specs
This may even be a problem with actual mouse hardware too.

Ok I searched and searched for that driver for the mouse and I find it is a keyboard / mouse combo.

You might like this for a reference and I ma keeping on searching Support + Downloads: Cordless Desktop EX 100 - Logitech

Ps Found this in troubleshooting. http://logitech-en-ap.custhelp.com/a...3,2,4/cl/au,en

pooksahib said:

Hi - system specs now loaded, thanks for the link to that tool. The mouse is a Logitech M-RCE95.

I've been googling this and lots of folk have similar problems but I've yet to see anyone describing a 'fix'. I'm beginning to think I simply need a new mouse...

If you decide to replace your mouse you might like to look at the Logitech Wireless Trackball M570. I recently replaced my old wired trackball mouse with this one & I like it a lot.
Have a look at it on this Logitech website.

M570 Wireless Trackball - Logitech

I agree with Ranger as there seemed to be a lot of problems with that mouse when I Googled it.

But personally I like Gigabyte (and cabled) mice myself and run the Gigabyte M6900 Optical Gaming Mouse on both my Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge and if you want a laser one then even better is the Gigabyte M6980X Advanced Pro-Laser Gaming Mouse it is not only laser (the very best of mice in my humble opinion) but has a incredible 800 / 1600 / 5600 DPI capability. Plus it beats some of the higher end mice hands down for price.:)

This is a know issue with Logitech mice.

I am a fan of Logitech MX Performance mouse, about once a year I need to get a new one because of the clicker issues. Symptoms: Especially the left clicker is stuck, clicking for instance a browser tab to switch to it suddenly closes the tab because the click is read as a double click. Sometimes clicking on page selects the whole page because a previous click is stuck, causing Windows to select everything between the previous and last clicks as if the left button was kept down when moving the mouse. Moving a window by dragging it from its title bar only moves it an inch then window is dropped although you are still holding the left button down because the clicker releases itself too early.

I have found Logitech support being totally useless in this matter and have given up, keeping now always one new Logitech MX Performance mouse in reserve, to replace the current one when it inevitably breaks down after 6 to 14 months usage.

The second last broken one I was able to repair myself following these instructions, I'm still using it on another computer:



More reading: Logitech Mouse double click issues

A picture I took just now, showing the last broken one (broken few weeks ago) which I will try to repair, together with the current replacement:

The spring (#1) inside the micro switch (#2) is always the culprit.

Kari