Hello,
for the last two or three weeks I have been experiencing a weird bug with my mouse (Logitech G302 Deadalus Prime). I first encountered the problem when I was playing Rainbow Six Siege - I noticed that when I tried to aim by pressing down the right mouse button it switched between the clicked state and not-clicked state, resulting in a constant aim/non-aim state. My conclusion was that my mouse isn't sending the "right button signal" properly to the game and I wanted to check if this problem was only occuring in that particular game. Unfortunately it seems to be a general problem of the mouse. I opened Paint (don't judge me for using that
) to test the following thing:
https://imgur.com/h9aZz2W
I made a small black canvas and went over it by clicking down the right mouse button which is effectively working as an eraser. As you can see the white line that comes from the eraser is not continuous. To clarify it I marked the spots that are not connected in blue.
What I'm wondering about is that this doesn't always happen. Sometimes my mouse works perfectly fine. What could be the cause of this problem? If this information helps, my driver (Logitech Gaming Software) says that it can't detect any USB devices.
Kenta1561
for the last two or three weeks I have been experiencing a weird bug with my mouse (Logitech G302 Deadalus Prime). I first encountered the problem when I was playing Rainbow Six Siege - I noticed that when I tried to aim by pressing down the right mouse button it switched between the clicked state and not-clicked state, resulting in a constant aim/non-aim state. My conclusion was that my mouse isn't sending the "right button signal" properly to the game and I wanted to check if this problem was only occuring in that particular game. Unfortunately it seems to be a general problem of the mouse. I opened Paint (don't judge me for using that
) to test the following thing:https://imgur.com/h9aZz2W
I made a small black canvas and went over it by clicking down the right mouse button which is effectively working as an eraser. As you can see the white line that comes from the eraser is not continuous. To clarify it I marked the spots that are not connected in blue.
What I'm wondering about is that this doesn't always happen. Sometimes my mouse works perfectly fine. What could be the cause of this problem? If this information helps, my driver (Logitech Gaming Software) says that it can't detect any USB devices.
Kenta1561
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