Can the Corsair M65 double click?

OP: When it works, I love using this CORSAIR M65 Pro RGB – FPS Gaming Mouse. I bought my original mouse in November 2016. It worked fine for just about 2 years and then started double-clicking when I only single-clicked (which appears to be a common problem).

Why is my mouse double-clicking?

The most common culprit of the double-clicking issue is the double-click speed setting for your mouse is set too low. When set very low, clicking at two different times may be interpreted as a double-click instead.

Is double-clicking bad for your mouse?

However, there’s a possibility that your problem with double-clicking doesn’t originate from software, but rather your mouse is defective. It could be that it’s old or just broken and you have to throw it out and get a new one. But it could also mean that all you have to do is clean it.

How do I fix double click on Corsair scimitar?

Try Cleaning the Mouse One of the most common issues is getting a double click issue. On the bright side, it is actually pretty simple and easy to clean your mouse. All you have to do is to blow some air into the mouse. In order to effectively clean the mouse, you may use compressed air.

What can possibly cause a mouse to double click?

If you are using a wireless mouse, the double-clicking issue may be caused by interference of the mouse’s wireless signal to the wireless receiver . If the wireless signal is disrupted by interference, it can cause the computer to receive incorrect signals or misinterpret signals from the mouse.

Why is my wireless mouse not clicking?

The reasons why your wireless mouse might not be working is because it has a low battery, it isn’t connected to the right port, the USB drivers are not properly installed, or the surface on which you are using the mouse is not optimized for the mouse.

Why is my Mouse Double clicking?

Defective mouse. Another possible cause for the double-clicking problem is that your mouse is malfunctioning. It might have a defective circuit board or tension spring in it, causing it to incorrectly recognizing a single click as a double-click action.