How to Repair My Mouse ?

Asked By srkshaju 110 points N/A Posted on - 08/11/2011

Hello, I Use Intel Pentium Dual Core Computer And My Mouse Is Sky Tech.

Some Days My I Suffer A Problem with My Mouse.

When I Click Mouse Left Button It Will Be Double Click.

I Change My Old Mouse And Check Mouse Setting All Is Ok.

But Still I Suffer This Problem and I Have Also Mouse Pad

So Please Tell Me What Can I Do Now?

 

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Answered By Yohan 0 points N/A #111736

How to Repair My Mouse ?

Hi srkshaju ,

This problem may be from your OS or error in the driver mouse software so what you have to do is very easy just follow my instructions and we will resolve the problem together

first of all please make sure that your mouse work good I mean connect it in an other Pc and see if you have the same problem that mean your mouse is damaged if it work good you have to make sure that your settings are correct then do to device manager by clicking right button in my computer Hardware

then go to your mouse driver uninstall it and reinstall the driver if it doesn't work you have to restore your system to the last check point when mouse was work correctly restart your pc after every Solution to apply settings

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #111739

How to Repair My Mouse ?

Possible reasons of these are your mouse button was swap on the mouse settings. Check It twice just to make it sure you have not over-looked the settings. Another factor is your mouse has short circuits inside it or a mouse cable problem.

Disassemble your mouse then clean dust and dirt inside the circuit board of the mouse. Check some suspicious faulty wires on the mouse cable and replace it if necessary.

 But as you have discussed you have replaced the mouse and the problem persists. It is more likely the button was swap on the mouse settings.

You may try also removing the mouse driver and reinstall.

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