I have a habit of buying cheap mice. Just the cheapest junk from china, they typically last 2-4 months before becoming too faulty to use. And then i replace them.
This is fine, it works for me mostly, i'm happy to keep this up. However i'm interested in extending their lifespan a bit, by compensating for the most common fault
The first thing that usually goes wrong with these mice, is that they start occasionally doubleclicking when I click once. The mouse sends two clicks instead, rapidly. More rapidly than I ever do when i'm actually intending to doubleclick
I'm here to ask, is there any way to use software to compensate for this? Perhaps a windows setting? Something that could allow me to set a tiny minimum delay between two clicks, so that these occasional faulty doubleclicks would be dropped and ignored?
This is fine, it works for me mostly, i'm happy to keep this up. However i'm interested in extending their lifespan a bit, by compensating for the most common fault
The first thing that usually goes wrong with these mice, is that they start occasionally doubleclicking when I click once. The mouse sends two clicks instead, rapidly. More rapidly than I ever do when i'm actually intending to doubleclick
I'm here to ask, is there any way to use software to compensate for this? Perhaps a windows setting? Something that could allow me to set a tiny minimum delay between two clicks, so that these occasional faulty doubleclicks would be dropped and ignored?
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