Does anyone have the problem of left click keeps autofiring at irregular intervals? Its annoying!
493475
Nope. Not me. One of the top three gaming mice I've ever owned. I'd exchange if possible.
493476
No I haven't exprienced this issue. My problem was the wheel started to get very squeaky. I sprayed a little WD-40 in it & it's working fine now :-)
661382
Mine had a right-click problem. Every other time or so I right-click, the mouse would generate a right double click. It was the greatest mouse ever until I had to stop using it because of the right click problem.
2212624
No I've never had that problem. Are you sure you aren't slightly resting your finger on the left or right key when this happens?!
751594
Yes - I found this mouse extremely frustrating to use. It needed to get turned off and turned on again multiple times per day.
1721534
Spotty response to double click... I stopped using it and went back to traditional mouse.
2235068
Try using the slow spped setting which is what you should be using most of time anyway Good luck
465010
i havent had this problem. something may be wrong with the buttons. i suggest you contact manufacturer.
1275478
No, I haven't had that problem at all. My click switches are fine when sending signals, and no problems with highlighting and dragging either.
326200
Thanks, but I suspect that is not the problem here. The mouse is always more in less in the same place, and sometimes it will be fine for a number of days, then everything locks. And with Vista I can't even turn off the computer if there is a program running without using the mouse or keyboard, so I have to shut off power at the surge supressor in order to get control back.
501764
I have the same issue with random disconnects with Windows 8 and 8.1 - both with a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse and an HP Bluetooth mouse. It clearly is a problem with Windows 8. I even unchecked the option to allow the computer to turn the mouse off and it still happens. Both mice allow scrolling, but only in a limited way. If you scroll too fast it foes into a funky state where you have to move the mouse to move the screen. I've not fount a fix for that except to scroll slowly with the scroll wheel.
1333227
Same problems here: middle clicks are often ignored, and when they do register, there is a very noticeable delay. Trying to use this mouse with GIMP (a graphics editor) is a nightmare.
1733698
I had this problem too. Try pressing the round button on the top center of the keyboard, or try turning it off and back on. Sometimes you just have to play around with it.
1041467
No and I'm on my second. If you push on the scroll wheel, that might make it behave strangely. Or maybe it is your OS?
1484199
Check whether you've set it up correctly in terms of leftie vs rightie. It is normal for it to _lock_ itself automatically after a few seconds, but if you got the right vs left incorrect, it will look like it's unlocking itself instead of locking.
2108986
Mine lasts a bit longer, but it suspect it's related to how much mousing you do. I read, click mostly with not much scrolling. Mine isn't active as often with the work I do with it. I actually find it a bit hard to invoke the scroll function and usually use laptop pad for any scrolling. ☺️
1275476
I found the solution via Logitech support!This issue sometimes proves to be static energy trapped inside the mouse. Please plug the USB receiver into a different USB port, and use this procedure to drain the mouse of all static energy: 1. Shut off the mouse and remove the batteries.2. Press all the buttons repeatedly for 30 seconds. This will drain all the static energy that may be trapped in the mouse.3. Put the batteries back in the mouse and turn it on4. Wait a few seconds for it to re-connect and test the left click
663353
Yes, I've had it happen a couple of times. I was able to get it back to normal by pressing the "ESC" key (i.e. holding down the hardware keyboard button). Hopefully some future driver updates, etc. will fix this.