alexanderwe6 Honorable Aug 15, 2017 42 0 10,530 Dec 4, 2017 #1 I've just been wondering, I'd rather not have to RE-Purchase a mouse, it's a Sharkk Mouse, i've had it for a while and it just recently started double clicking, not on right click, only left, and the macro buttons still work perfectly fine
I've just been wondering, I'd rather not have to RE-Purchase a mouse, it's a Sharkk Mouse, i've had it for a while and it just recently started double clicking, not on right click, only left, and the macro buttons still work perfectly fine
Solution Ralston18 Dec 4, 2017 Windows 10? Use "WIN" + "I" > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options > Buttons tab to get to the double click speed configuration window. Failing that: Do you have any mouse related software that you can use to control the double click speed/rate? May have been included with the mouse or driver. Could be another setting somewhere if the computer is used for gaming.
Windows 10? Use "WIN" + "I" > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options > Buttons tab to get to the double click speed configuration window. Failing that: Do you have any mouse related software that you can use to control the double click speed/rate? May have been included with the mouse or driver. Could be another setting somewhere if the computer is used for gaming.
Ralston18 Titan Moderator Oct 11, 2014 34,816 3,309 146,290 Dec 4, 2017 Solution #2 Windows 10? Use "WIN" + "I" > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options > Buttons tab to get to the double click speed configuration window. Failing that: Do you have any mouse related software that you can use to control the double click speed/rate? May have been included with the mouse or driver. Could be another setting somewhere if the computer is used for gaming. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Windows 10? Use "WIN" + "I" > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options > Buttons tab to get to the double click speed configuration window. Failing that: Do you have any mouse related software that you can use to control the double click speed/rate? May have been included with the mouse or driver. Could be another setting somewhere if the computer is used for gaming.