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I click once, my mouse clicks twice
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It's ps2. I wouldn't be surprised if something physical happened to it as my son has knocked my pc over on more than one occasion. He seems to think it's his own personal jungle gym..
~Jaseva
does the mouse have any bends/chews in the cable?
i had a floppy cable that refused to format disks before as it was bent
i had a floppy cable that refused to format disks before as it was bent
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Originally Posted by Jaseva
How do I clean it? I can't take off the bottom because it's optical.
I checked the cable and it seems to be okay.
I do see a screw in the bottom. Can't believe I didn't notice it before.
I'll try to clean it after classes today post back. Thanks
I do see a screw in the bottom. Can't believe I didn't notice it before.
I'll try to clean it after classes today post back. Thanks
~Jaseva
Update: I haven't taken it apart yet because the double-clicking seems to have magically stopped. I am going to wait till it does it again before I mess with it.
~Jaseva
Had exactly the same problem yesterday & this morning: mouse consistently clicked 2x every time I tried to click one time only (gets really irritating.)
After reading these posts, I went ahead and switched to another mouse (luckily my hubby just happens to have a few extra lying around.)
Voilà - no more problem.
So - I guess it's a hardware thing. I'm still curious as to what causes this, though. If any brainiac type would like to give an explanation or post a link to details, it will be appreciated. I'm sure we're not the only onces with this problem.
If it makes any difference: it's a usb mouse, optical, from Dell, says "M/N: M-UVDEL1" ("M/N"=model number?) underneath.
In the meantime, I'll keep looking around the net for a clue.
:o)
Have a great day!
After reading these posts, I went ahead and switched to another mouse (luckily my hubby just happens to have a few extra lying around.)
Voilà - no more problem.
So - I guess it's a hardware thing. I'm still curious as to what causes this, though. If any brainiac type would like to give an explanation or post a link to details, it will be appreciated. I'm sure we're not the only onces with this problem.
If it makes any difference: it's a usb mouse, optical, from Dell, says "M/N: M-UVDEL1" ("M/N"=model number?) underneath.
In the meantime, I'll keep looking around the net for a clue.
:o)
Have a great day!
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