Possible fix for the Double Clicking issue on some mice
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- The Double Clicking issue is when you click once and it fires twice, so it activates twice even though it was pressed once. This has been happening on mice for years and I've seen many theories about it, but I've only experienced it twice. And I've managed to resolve it both times somehow.
Hoping this video can work for some, or at least get us closer to the actual answer.
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The Double Clicking issue is when you click once and it fires twice, so it activates twice even though it was pressed once. This has been happening on mice for years and I've seen many theories about it, but I've only experienced it twice. And I've managed to resolve it both times somehow.
Hoping this video can work for some, or at least get us closer to the actual answer.
Am im the only one who wants to be eable to active double clicking xD?
Do you use one mouse continuously for more than a year? If not you may not see this problem. Everyone i know who uses logitech mice has complained about it for years.
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Here's a tip that might fix a lot of double click issues. Blow into the mouse. No joke. A lot of the time, especially with Logitech and ESPECIALLY with razer mice, you have a static charge build up inside and it makes the damn thing double click. Just blow into the slit under the clicky mouse thing you use to click. Like a long full blow. You don;t have to remove anything or unscrew, just give it a long blow or two to make sure you get some good moisture in there. More of a breathe than a blow, really. A hard breathe.
Not saying this is universal fix, but it works in a surprising amount of cases. If your mouse double clicks, try it out.
Why did it actually work, thanks!
Bless you @ArtypNk, This worked for me. Comments about static causing the double click issue need upvotes!
thanks😥
This is so facking brilliant. Thank you so much
Holy shit it actually worked
Sometimes when I press two button at the same time, to aim and shoot, they rub :G
try contacting logitech support
Yeah contact support.
witam serdecznie
@@chudyini6274 witam. Widzę że wdrążyłeś się bardzo przenikle w dyskuje na temat ddwukliku:)
probably too late now but you could just use sandpaper in between the mouse buttons
I prefer hitting it with a hammer and buying a new one xD
@Dhruv Menon i don't have a nokia mouse.
@@kakkakontent LUL
I prefer someone would sell these things they believe are faulty (or which actually are faulty) but which have some good tech in them left on eBay for a couple $, i'd like a shot at fixing them up. I use a modded $12 mouse right now, and a formerly defective Xbox360 gamepad that i completely rebuilt is now my favourite.
ayy yo same name and profile pic kinda
ngl, normally when I rage I smash my mouse into the desk, but conisdering it is only 1mm thick and costs $180 aud, I have to smash other things instead
For minecraft players, this is a need, not a problem.
true. Placing water and lava buckets is nearly impossible, and same for opening and closing doors.
It’s hard to aim a gun for me in cod and warframe and the last of us
@@amogus8079 u got it wrong it's not a harm the more cps the less knockback and better hit reg in pvp
Double clicking is a very useful technique. It allows you to get higher cps (combine it with butterfly clicking). Its an easy way to do things like moonwalking.
also, drag clicking. I don't think people outside of the Minecraft community understand that there is more than just building houses and mining.
Not gonna lie my mouse fixed itself after watching this video - I think this guy can scare mice into submission
bro mine also
logitech g pro superlight
Love it. 150€ mice and i have the Problem now.
Went through 2 pro wireless mice with the same issue. Tried to go back to my old chaos spectrum which also surprisingly had the same issue pop up after never having it before. Went with a razer basilisk ultimate and no such issues yet. Staying away from logitech until they replace those garbage switches.
@@eplus341
Abadoned Logitech and never buy it again.
To G Pro's. Both with the Same Problem after around 1 Million clicks. (Switches are Made for 50 Million).
Changed to the Razr Viper ultimate with the optical Switches. Best decision ever.
@@adrianbasic5830 Man I'm pissed for the same reason, I usually had some cheap 5$ mice from aliexpress, then I switched my old mouse with a HyperX Pulsefire Surge mouse for around 75$ and now it seems to have this issue. Like how do chinese mice last longer than actual expensive ones?! Makes me regret the decision of buying an expensive mouse.
Just blow on the mouse to remove static build up
@@eplus341 Bro so u r saying it is possible to fix it on ur own?
Hey zy
Totally jinxed myself
I voted no on your poll for this topic and literally just 2 days ago I started to notice the double clicks happening
Fix ?
@Phantom 1507 I bought the new one bro that comment is 2 months old what the fuck
My first g pro wireless was unusable it would double click and unclick while holding almost every click. My second one does it about once every 30 mins. Logitech refused to replace my first one at the time with no estimated date, so i went and had to pay shipping back to "antonline"(amazon seller) to get a refund/replacement. It's been 2 months and they(antonline) have made no contact with me. I believe I have been scammed by "antonline". i wish Logitech would have just held up there warranty agreement. :(
why didnt you contact Amazon within the first couple weeks or call your credit card company or your bank? generally, manufacturers won't take it if you are still in the return window from where you bought it
Logitech should be the one doing the warranty
This is why I get all my expensive mice from bestbuy. You can get a 2 year warranty.
Or you can just say "F*ck it" and go to Bestbuy, get one and return ur "defectuous" mouse there within 30 days and just say you didn't like it ^^ I might have done it once or twice in the past.
I'm glad this wasn't a 10+ minute vlog where the actual content we were looking for was half way through and quickly brushed over. Just a straight to the point, informative video meant to help the users. I don't have the issue on mine but i hope this helps people who are. Awesome video as always!
its the omron switch. The solution is to bend the copper thing back.
the only correct answer
Too finicky for me. Didn't want to break it. One month left on the warranty
Looks like my comment got overlooked so i'm just putting this here.
Serssius is correct with the omron switch, but there is also a 2nd reason this can happen with some mice.
""In some case the problem is the gap between the metal spring and the contacts inside the Omron switch. But whats most likely is the main cause with the Gpro is that the buttons are a bit loose and have room to tilt a bit sideways depending on where you place your fingers the button will hit the switch on an angle and this can cause double clicks. Here is a picture to understand what i mean,, gyazo.com/c42fadd719e2a8da89160ab6ab0d5019 Button is supposed to activate in the middle where you can see the blue pointer. If a mouse has loose buttons it sometimes activates the switch closer to the edge where the red pointer is, that's the cause.""
I had the double click issue with my 2013 deathadder. I tried to bend the copper piece back but it seemed so flimsy i just took it out and put in a same one from a noname mouse and changed it 2 times since over 5 years. It solved it, but definietly should not happen when anyone purchase a mouse that expensive. I have a logitech g102 too and it doesn't have that problem.
what about for a middle click that barely works? I've fixed my old DA Chroma's double click but middle click problem is still there. Anyone know any tips?
My G Pro Wireless has a problem with the right button. In FPS games when i hold down to aim it aims off then aims back in like some sort of a seizure. Or just happens once or doesn't even happen a whole day. I think the problem goes away if i change the USB ports or if i slightly hit it on the table. But it starts happening again after a few hours or minutes or days.. no one knows
same thing has been happening to me on my first g pro then i exchanged it and same thing was happening then i switched usb ports and now it double clicks all the time
did you ever happen to find a solution to this problem? because i have been dealing with the same thing for about a month now and might just switch mouses but i really don't want to because i don't have like $80 so spend on a good wireless mouse
literally just uninstalled drivers, unplugged my mouse, then installed the drivers again, this fixed it. I hate computers.
SAME always some fucking issue that takes hours to fix
@@StagnantMizu which drivers? is it the geforce game ready driver?
@@Harry_Harris. Mouse Drivers
Is This A Permanent Fix Or Temporary?
@@AobaNegs oh ok, thank you
I have had this problem on wireless corsair mouse and it does not matter what I do I cant fix it. I tried EVERYTHING and it still sucks. I can barely play some of my games like this. Never going to buy corsair ever again.
G Pro wired have a double click issue on the left click after one year plus of usage.
Wow. Glad to know I’m not the only one and it’s a known issue. Been having this issue lately. Thanks for the video. 🙏🏼
unninstall logitech software it may fix
@IM PICKLE RICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL Idk if you’re being sarcastic or serious 🤣
my right click double cliks when I try to hold it, as you can imagine it is very annoying when your playing a a shooter game and you have to hold on to shoot, Im a hundred percent sure it is a hardware problem
yeah i have the same thing, probably just forced to buy a new one
Just blow on the mouse to remove static build up
Yeah my old mouse started double clicking, I dropped it a few times from 10cm height and its fixed
Its work i've tried it
Awesome method....
WTF.. I dropped it once like 5 inches height and it worked.. haha
When is the s2 coming out ?
What I did was install and uninstall and reinstall
[ Fix ] Everyone who is able to see this comment - go to the mouse driver webpage, go to additional downloads and get the mouse firmware. It fixed the issue for me. It would seem that the new G HUB software has implemented that fix within it in the 20.May.2020 update.
My issue is the back button/mouse 4 it goes back twice on chrome and its hella annoying :(
Using the G Pro Mouse
Haven't heard of double click on side buttons before... see if my steps work at all?
I had a similar problem on the g600's scroll wheel sideway click registering twice and found it to be a software issue. I noticed that when I restarted Logitech Gaming Software the double registering would go away. I assume it may have something to do with the on-board profile and the software profile being "on" at the same time or something.
i use fk2 and this problem surfaced recently. i have it for over 2 years though. mouse 4 keeps pressing itself number of times at random intervals so browsing is essentially impossible since mouse4 is the BACK button and it also shuts down for a few seconds very frequently (like it's unplugged from computer completely for a few seconds, even the usb port sound is there when you like you unplug something). changing ports didnt make a difference, mouse is probably dead at this point
Exact Same Issue
EXACT same problem, the back and scroll double click for a while now on a G Pro wireless, annoying af, gonna try and use your "shake it off" methods :D
simply breathe into the gap of left mouse button, it will fix the double click problem. dont forget to like the comment if it worked.
It could be because of static charge. Try to slowly press and release the mouse button to identify if it's always double click while contacts are close. And then try to blow air inside with your mouth and do the test again. It fixed for me.
IT WORK BUT NOT FOR LONG MOST OF THE TIME JUST 1 HOUER
@@thekingsaif7281 Then the button itself is faulty, you could disassemble it and bend the metal plate, but it requires a lot of precise and patient work :D better to resolder new button or replace whole mouse.
Thanks, this worked better than the video lol
It's also present in the Logitech g203/102
Yeah. this is why I ordered 8 pcs of omron blue switches 50m and 2 sets of G102 mouse feets.
And the G903. Just returned my piece of shit.
also in the G pro. I plan to replace the clickers like Akano did, hope that works
Changed it from a 3.0 port to a 2.0, worked like a charm! Thanks for that, I was afraid to have to do surgery on it if it was material.
Still works ? I am bouta do surgery :(
I just tried and it worked, finally.
for the once that this video doesn't work try to do these 2 things
1.when you reinstall g hub look for an option that says something like if Logitech software finds an issue with your devise can it replay it to Logitech if its off turn it on it will tell you to update the software and it will fix your double click.
2. if option 1 doesn't work go to this website codepen.io/blink172/pen/vERyxK and try to hear the sound of the click if you are hearing that when you press once it sound like you are pressing 2 times it means that you need to 1:buy a new mouse or 2:buy mouse feet and new switches for the mouse and try to replace the switches here is a link for how to replace the switches th-cam.com/video/Kd1mBibUm24/w-d-xo.html
hope you fixed your problem (:
I uninstalled Logitech Gaming Software and it stopped double clicking, interesting
So not using any drivers at all? How about the g-hub?
@@removezoul I don't even know what is g-hub. But honestly i don't even need drivers, my mouse is set up the way i want it too, 500hz 1000dpi and that's all i need
I had a similar problem, but with my keyboard (Corsair K63). During games it would cause a delay, as though my keyboard was lagging or sth. Uninstalled CUE software, no problems to this day.
Yeah that software is pretty buggy!
thx for commenting that bro,I just got double clicking issue with my g103 and then I tried delete my logitech software and the problem is gone
thx bro
Here's a tip, Get a hammer and stand your mouse in the middle of your table and smash. Problem solved. Now go buy a new one xD
I have the same issue on G502 Hero, it's so frustrating only 3months old
Same dawg
I had the same issue. I completely powered off the mouse, removed the powerplay charger adapter and clicked the buttons for about 30 seconds to drain the switches of built up static electricity. The wireless mouses seem to build up static electricity after awhile and it interferes with the click registration of the switches. So far it has worked for me.
@Victor I had the same issue. I completely powered off the mouse, removed the powerplay charger adapter and clicked the buttons for about 30 seconds to drain the switches of built up static electricity. The wireless mouses seem to build up static electricity after awhile and it interferes with the click registration of the switches. So far it has worked for me.
@@Cross188 I have a wired G502 Hero same issue
Fix: Logitech Mouse Double Clicking
Logitech Mouse.
1)Mouse option - Control Panel.
2)Reducing double-click speed.
3)Specify single-or double double-click to open - Windows search.
4)Enabling Double-click to open an item (single click to select)
Power cycling mouse.
5)Clicking mouse simultaneously.
6)Uninstalling Mouse driver.
I Don’t Know If This Method Works, But I Searched “How To Fix Double Clicking” And Google Gave Me This. Do Reply If This Works : )
Whenever my G903 starts doing this I just give the lmb/rmb a good blast with some compressed air. Seems to be caused by crap making its way into the switch mechanism. Usually solves it for a few weeks
is it humid where you live? If not, when you blast it with air the static build up in wireless mice tend to mess with the switches because wireless mice don't have anywhere to ground to when using it on a cloth bad. to solve this you should get a humidifier.
i have probably the same but it happens when im gaming. it makes me pissed help me with it plz
I suppose it's hardware issue anyway. You being able to cure it with polling rate make me even more sure of it. I heard, that there is a hardware delay for mechanical microswitches due to variable amount of contact surface involved in different moments of the switch actuation process there are difference in electrical current running throught. So engineeres built in the several miliseconds delay so that the electrical current may stabilize and only then send a signal to a computer. So the best way should be to disassemble mouse and cleant the problem switch, or replaceme it completely. If you are still on a warranty, let them do it for you, or replace the product completely. If you are able to get a similar switch you can try replace it mechanical keyboard style without resoldering anything. But it's arguably much harder than resolder. I also heard, that optic switches apparantly don't have this problem. Unfortunately there is not enough device with laser\optical switches to make any sort of conclusion. I only had problem with switches on logitech m570, and repaired through replacing the microswicth.
G Pro Wireless mouse started double clicking on nearly every click. After watching this video, I tried uninstalling the drivers, then plugging the USB back in. No issues so far. Very bizarre.
Edit: Wait no, nvm. That lasted for about 5 minutes before the double-clicking resumed :(
Hey man does the double clicking still happen and if not how did u fix it?
@@Joshua-tm5ob Yep. "Fixed" it by getting the Razer Viper Ultimate. Same exact performance, similar shape, but with a switch built to make double-clicks impossible + charging dock. Loved my G Pro, but now that the Viper Ultimate exists, it really isn't a choice imo.
I had this problem when I first bought my g203 and I had read at that time that one possible cause is the static that is buildup inside the mouse causing the switches to double click. One recommended solution was to breathe between the buttons inside the mouse so the humidity dissipates the static. It sounded stupid but it actually worked although not permanently since I had to do this often. After some days my mouse just stopped double clicking and everything is ok for the last one year.
Thanks I just tried this with my G203 and it worked.
worked for me too, thanks man
WTF, honest to god I really thought you're joking or the people who comment is trolling. But this actually works, thanks man!!
Holy shit, thanks man!
Worked, dont know for how long
best way to fix a double clicking issue or the left clicker not being able to hold onto a window while moving is to smash the living shit out of the clicker i had that issue for months then ended up losing it and smashing the hell out of it against the wall and blam it worked from there on its been a good 6 months and no more issue
i have this wire g502 hero logitech mouse and everytime when im play a shooting video game i press the right click to aim and immediately stop aiming by it self and it gets really frustrated and happens all the time
Switching from 1000 to 500 and back to 1000 again works for me. Thx.I hope its working a while otherwise i will send it back.
My Steelseries rival 600 has the same problem too, ive used it for about 5-6 months
Steel series rivals 600 double click isn't a problem tho when you already bought it can start double click already it just don't click hard most of the people can dragclick easily on this mouse
@@erenyeager7603 my guy your replying on a 2 years old comment, the double clicking problem that people have is when they hold it down or smtg it double clicks, this man is not talking about drag clicking.
I had this problem on my old Deathadder 3.5G after like 1 year of use. What I did was take it apart and put a drop of WD40 on the little "mouse click box" (don't know what it's called, basically the click button) and it fixed the problem for another 2 years or so. Had to do this 2 times over the lifespan of the mouse which lasted me about 6 years, but it was an easy enough solution :)
Hey Zy, love your content and keep up the good work! ;)
Legit the more you spend on a mouse the less time it will work for, every upgrade starting from 10 dollars has been worse lol.
wassup 2020
@@carljavier8236 I literally punched my razer mamba and it's working right now lol.
*Possible fix*
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Try blowing warm air in the charging port , there is a theory that it builds static
One thing that may cause this is static electricity (in wireless mouses). If your mouse is only in contact with your mousepad this might happen. What worked for me: blowing air to charging/cable hole and I put my mouse on top of my steel PC case and after that it started working like normally.
thanks
one option that helped me is going to your pc's additional mouse settings amd putting the double clicking speed to the fastest. Try it out
My g pro double clicks even in bios...
So i dont think it's software
Same, how did you fix it?
It's a moisture issue I believe . People on Reddit been trying to find out a long time. I'm on my 2nd RMA and blowing it out seems to help a little. It depends on your locations humidity. Really is a big issue with the mouse. Thinking about buying a G305 myself and modding the heck out of it to be 55g weight.
I think mine problem is Fix switch 500 Hertz and after some time then back to 1000 hertz mine Mouse Logitech G502 Hero
The G Pro wireless doubleclicking is due to static electricity build up. Anyone who has the problem, breathe into your mouse buttons, then try.
Hey, it fixes the problem, but only for about a minute :/
Oh yeah nice
Same here with a four years old Razer 2013...I too readed about the static option and it fixed it...
you can also try plug in the usb charging cable... it has a ground on it....
@@tx47e I think that's what permanently fixed it.
My experience with my G102 is that if I press the LMB down then slightly relieving some pressure on the button but not fully unclicking it, it automatically inputs key presses. I've been told that it's the sickness of all Logitech mice. Shame I was planning to buy a G403.
Its actually static electricity building up, what u do is u blow in to the mouse where the button holes in front are, the humid air from your lungs will fix it temporarily, if u keep doing this it will be fixed for about a month and start doing it again, its a bit of a quirk but tbh i got used to doing it, and it works fine.
This isn't a joke I promise! But blowing into your mouse fixes it every time.
BUT HOW?
I try it and it work, wow
Well it worked for me thanks, dont know exatly how but i dont have to if my mouse works
Spoiler i blow into it it starts to work then it double clicks again
@@Literally_Fanum x2
Sometimes it occurs because of static electricity and blowing into your mouse fixes it since humidity in your breath reduces the static (belive it or not :)).
My G102 had double click after only 6 months of usage, now it's sleeping in my drawer.
I switched to Rival 95 and no issues so far.
Had the same issue. Buy huano switches preferably the blue shells and replace the faulty switches.
I have an old HP mouse for probably a decade and it just doesn't die. Why do ancient hardware seem to last forever lol.
I've not had double clicking issue but I've had an issue where the mouse clicks weren't clicking properly
Solved it by opening the mouse and then the switches and bend the copper wire to how it was originally was and the issue was solved, mouse was clicking like new
About that doubleclicking issue...
Can you teach me how to break my mouse so that it can doubleclick? I play minecraft pvp, and that means 1 click=1 attack so i want it to doubleclick
lol how about we switch our mice
Just bought one on Amazon and it had double left clicks out of the box. Batch: 1828
2018 G Pro Hero :
been happening to me consistently and much more aggressively over the past couple weeks.
Tried all of the above. nothing has helped.
about 30% of my m1 clicks have a 20-50 ms delay, release, 10-20 ms delay, second click.
have been using logitech gaming mice since the g5, and have always recommended them to EVERYONE
....because ive never heard of an issue with their stuff, and everything ive owned from them was bombproof.
The last razor product i bought lasted longer than the g pro hero, which ive had for less than a year.
Saving $.25 on a switch to ruin a $70 mouse and your reputation seems like a mistake.
maybe steelseries was the play after all.
*this the wired g pro hero
I tried all of these things and this is the first time this happened, when I hold in click it clicks like 8 times in a row and the more pressure I put in, it doesnt click more than once, i dont know how to fix it
yeah i had same situation, i read in comments here that u need to unninstall logitech software it may help, so far so good.
I had the samme issue with corsair glaive and alot of people have complaining about it. I love that mouse but the double click is a big nono with the games I play
Did you manage to find a fix. I have the same issue with the Glaive and Scimitar. Its driving me nuts.
I've seen that my mouse is double clicking when I have games open or when using the facebook call. I have no idea where the problem is and why this is happening.
I had my g703 double click alot, fixed it by turning the mouse off completely and clicking on the switches for about 30 seconds to remove any static effects in the switches. Turned it back on after and it didn't doubleclick anymore.
what does that even mean? "static effects"???
Get a heat gun, aim at the mouse feet and gently peel off the mouse feet off and there are tutorials online on how to repair double clicking mouse switches.
I've had 2 Logitech and 1 zowie, all ended up having the same issue along with inconsistent scroll wheel. I took out the scroll wheel, used compressed air can or clean the hole where the scroll wheel rests and added wd 40 (you could use any cooking oil on a tooth pick and drop it into the hole where the scroll wheel rests) and haven't had a problem ever since.
I wasted so much gas and time for RMA while it could have been fixed within few minutes.
Nah the problem with double clicking is because the mechanical switches got dust build up inside. you can replace the switch or open the switch and clean it by yourself you can also blow inside the mouse it might get rid of the dust build up but i feel like it will just remove the double clicking problem a few days or maybe minutes.
That's possible too, also if the metal leaf wears out. But there are other reasons double clicks occur, as talked about in this video.
oh my god i've been watching tons of videos but ur comment is the one that fixed my mouse problem lol thank u, u're a lifesaver!!!
what this really worth the video :)
@@J-Ernie r/whoosh
You were featured on the video after this
But why only left or right click?
Simple video, simple solution, simple fix. It worked. Thank you!
my Razer death adder elite double clicked on me, not gaming but while I was trading futures....cost me almost 1k .....so needless to say will never use razer again. use wired log g403 and have had zero issues . I will also say razer synapse was always buggie. sometimes didn't load on boot or just crashed randomly. yes, i uninstalled and re installed and worked with tech support to no fix. I did find a software online that claims to stop double click on mice but didn't want to risk it. it is called buggy mouse.
I bought a new logitech trackball because my old one unfortunately had the double clicking. Before anyone makes fun of trackballs, they’re good because they allow me to work without stressing the carpal tunnel, so it spares my hand to play games (which I do with a mouse of course).
Still this problem in 2020?
I've seen some people using "DC Prevent" with the DA2013
My G900 definitely has a double click issue with the right button.
Just blow on the mouse to remove static build up
I've recently replaced the switches in my g903 with some Japanese OMRON D2F 01F's. Sadly I still get some double clicks but a lot less frequent thanwhat I was getting with the old switches. Btw I did make sure that the switches were in fact genuine. I just blow under the left and right clicks and the problem stops but only for a short period of time. I don't get double clicking when I use the mouse wired. Does anyone know the explanation to this issue?
Reddit found a minor solution, wireless mice don't have a cable which means that it won't be able to ground itself. If you use a cloth mouse pad it will start building up static which is one of the reasons that it double clicks. The solution is to get a humidifier to eliminate static. But in the death adder seems to be software-based or there is something wrong with the cable.
@@anthonynguyen1345 I've seen posts on Reddit saying that it's not caused by static electricity and it was debunked. However I have seen posts saying otherwise. I do play on a cloth mouse pad and I also have a dehumidifier near me. I've tried turning it off for a few days but it didn't make a difference for me sadly. So I just bought the deathadder v2 which uses optical switches so it's basically immune to double clicking. Thanks for the great advice though ;D
you know what mouse do double click with omron just don't use the grip you are using and don't tap so hard on Ur mouse button
ENDGAME GEAR XM-1 V2: insta fix after scrolling trough polling+ plugging - unplugging usb (issues started with new firmware on ALL buttons, even dpi switch XD)
Thanks so much, I thought it was the mouse, I didn't know it was the program :)
(My G403 is better now)
what did you do, my g403 is fucking up too
@@sneed8735 you fixed it man? I'm about to get my third G403 cuz of this double clicking issues
@@TrVx_ I couldnt fix it, it just got progressively worse actually. Id reccomend going for another brand, logitechs wireless shit has serious double clicking issues.
I got double click issue on SS Xai - i just oppened it and proper oiled switches with a silicone oil, tadam - fixed. Most of the time it's fixed after changing switches, cuz metal contact's some times have phantom negative conection and it can couse problems, for prevent it - controller got a filtering algoritm, but in some cases phantom negative connection overcome filtering and you got double clicks.
I had the double clicking issue on my G102. Then later I reinstalled Windows and haven't installed Logitech software yet. The issue seems to be gone. (yay)
@Gamers _East It double clicks again! Very annoying!
So I configured the DPI switch button to primary click using the Logitech G hub software. It's usable now.
@Gamers _East I don't know, but I believe it's a hardware issue (faulty mouse button perhaps?)
You can try using a software called "Left Mouse Button Fix", easy to set up and may end your troubles.
Hey Zy, This is a software issue caused by mechanical noise filtering. We use to see this problem in electronically controlled paintball guns that use the same switches (Omeron Snap Switches). The software has a algorithm referred to as debounce. When this is set incorrectly or has a bug, some of the noise from the switch gets through and registers as a "state toggle event". If you search around for debounce or AMB (Anti-Mechanical Debounce) you'll find articles from the early 2000s about what the setting does on a paintball gun control board. I am sure they are using similar methods in all mice. On the paintball side of the application you can tune this too low and get the marker to shoot just by bumping the back of the body of the run, it will shoot, runaway style until it runs out of air or paint.
I had the same problem and I knew it wasnt a hardware issue since I tested three mice and it continued with the problem so i thought software and as I was going to uninstall the drivers for the mouse I noticed I had two drivers, identical, deleted one and Bam! back to normal! even if you only have one driver, uninstall, reboot pc and install again! hope this helps!
This worked for me thank you so much
@@mcd5729 Click the bottom-left Start button on desktop, typedevice manager in the search box and tap Device Manager on the menu. Then click on mice and orher pinpoint devices
I remember voting on that poll then a week later it started double clicking
Sometimes my G900 unscopes me when playing Siege. I hold down m2 for ads to hold an angle, then suddenly it unscopes. I figured it might be from low battery, but no battery was at 95% and it happens sometimes, but not often but quite annoying when it happens.
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Unfortunately the 3 mice this happened to me with where actual switch problems and not software / usb 3 related, recently bought a Logitech G203 we'll see if I can get a few years out of it at least, previous mouse lasted just under 5 years before double clicking started (wired Logitech G Pro), at least the G203 is cheap and honestly feels just like the G Pro in use.
How can i fix the led problem with the g403 wireless i cant edit the lights via the software the lights do what they want and cant be turned off could it be software or the mouse itself?
You've tried turning light sync options off and all that? Like they definitely don't change? I'd be uninstalling the software and reinstalling, maybe even try G Hub, just see if you can get it working.
@@RocketJumpNinja i tried everything in the software the lights are like: a smooth glow of one color then a rapid switch to few other colors and then it keeps blinking rapidly and then for a split second a smooth glow i used the logitech software on their website
@@xelil. my gf had lighting problems with her rgb g502 aswell. using the logitech g hub instead of the old driver fixed her problems
Isnt there a reset macro on your mouse? i know razer mice have them
I got G903 and after 9 months I use this mouse it started. I done all that reset and updates...reinstall kind of before watching this video but it changed nothing. Very unhappy. Expensive mouse like this and with problems, what a crap!
Another solution for longevity is to simply have a optical switch mouse for office and casual use and keep your gaming mouse tucked away in a clean area and use it when needed. It would be tedious to tangle and untangle if you have a wired mouse, but it's good to not click too much for long term use when not gaming because of wear and tear on the leaf. If your mouse is still new and you had double clicks, it's a software or voltage issue.
Got it on a G502 Prometheus and warranty was off by the time...
Bought a G502 Hero and got the problem, warranty got me a brand new one...
Problem repeat again and I will send it again for warranty...
Problem is related to how sensitive are their circuits around small changes on the contact.
Dissemble and clean of the contacts seem to be the best fix since I have tested that thing about software and didn't fix the issue.
Eventually when all warranty are off, the problem might come back and repair the hard way will be the ultimate solution.
Blowing the mouse does help but ain't a permanent solution.
I have gone through 3 RMAs of the logitech G903 in a year and a half, I like the mouse so much honestly & the support team, but it's such a hassle to go through it when the double clicking issue starts showing up again..
Yeah really sad to hear, mine is still fine though. Did you try those steps I mentioned? Just in case?
had double clicking issues with my fairyly new g pro wireless, I uninstalled and reinstalled logitech game software, switched mice out to the razer death adder, then replugged the g pro wireless cable to a different usb port and it hasn't started double clicking. I also installed synapse so if anyone has issues try repeating all this lol
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So what software am i supposed to uninstall? G HUB, Logitech Gaming Software, The drivers?
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Thanks Zy, thanks for the attention you are bringing to this issue.
I have the G pro wireless and since I started using it, it had been double clicking and even more than double the longer I hold the LMB while releasing it.
I tried blowing air underneath the mouse buttons like suggested a lot around the internet and it seems to make the issue disappear only for a few minutes.
Sometimes I'd also get the scroll wheel to start double clicking but that one seems to correct itself after a PC restart.
why not RMA it the first day you got the issue?
@@nothingness863 Because they don't sell this mouse yet where I live, so I bought it on the internet. I wanted to give it a few weeks and see if I can fix it myself instead of going through the tedious process of RMA abroad. Now I've started contacting Logitech already but their support is very slow to respond. At least they are in the process of taking my shipping address now....
my logitech g pro only double clicks when i'm using it wirelessly.
when it double clicks, all i have to do it blow under the buttons and it wont double click anymore.
sadly this only works for a couple minutes.
i read something about people using a humidifier at their desk, fixing the issue.
he said your mouse needs a way to discharge. since your mousepad is an isolator.
anyone has any permanent fix besides a humidifier?
I hit my mouse with a hammer with full power the double click problem solved but it 's sensor is working slow now!
Noticed this recently when watching videos. I'd frequently pause a video when studying and it would occasionally double click forcing it fullscreen
i have this EXACT problem rn. its so fucking annoying
this is how i found out about it, i think ive fixed it, after taking the battery out of my g305 i just spammed left click and right click for a good 20 seconds and i havent had a issue since
Edit; Nah nevermind it's still scuffed, pretty sure the hardware has aids
@@CondensedBeef yeah i had a double click on right and left click so one day i just spammed the fuck out of the right click because i was tilted and suddenly it just worked perfectly fine after for like an hour
this is my issue: i click once and sometimes i have to quick twice, any suggestions how to fix?
so basically uhh my mouse occasionally registers me holding my mouse down??? halp???
you have to resolder the switch or open up and bend the switch back into place.
People who play Minecraft: I see this as an absolute win
I am trying to click the like button but it double clicks.