How to fix double click issue on mouse device
Hi guys, this is my own experience.
My eight
Here is how I fixed it, alone, without any kind of outside help:
1. Disconnect any mouse cable from PC.
2. Now, do this: mass clicking all of the buttons on it like crazy! When I said crazy, I mean it! Just clicks as fast as you can for about minimum of 2 minutes.
3. Connect back your mouse into PC.
That's it!
Wow! Thanks for this piece of advice. I was about to open the mouse and clean the "connectors"...
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. Really wasn't expecting much of such a simple trick, but it actually worked wonders. Thanks for saving my time and sanity.
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ReplyDeleteThanks! Worked for my Xai. Also, how does this work? Whats the key? Unplugging? Spam clicking?
ReplyDeleteStatic electricity builds up in the switches, spam-clicking w/ no power discharges it.
Deleteholy shit, this is actually work on my steelseries sensei raw
ReplyDeleteHey man millions thanks dude! Love u <3
ReplyDeleteHow on Earth did you discover that? Or was it out of frustration that you found out? :P
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thumbs up man, it worked like a charm!
thank you bro!
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Damn this made my day... thanks a lot bro!
ReplyDeleteIt works on beginning. One day it will not work anymore, and your mouse will double click almost continuously.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure?
DeleteThe whole thing this corrects is static buildup in the switches, which is usually due to low-humidity environments. I would suggest trying your mouse with a humidifier nearby
DeleteThis really fixed my steelseries Rival mouse.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this wonderful tip.
Well i tried this in despair and it FU!&$N WORKED omg i thought that would be the dumbest thing id ever try to fix my PC lol
ReplyDeleteThought this was worth a shot... cause why not?? Haha, worked for now! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteWTF how did this work? was there something stuck underneath the button or was the purpose was to drain the remaining electricity from the mouse by unplugging it clicking continously?
ReplyDeleteThis man is some sort of mad genius!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAH WTF !!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteITS FIXED For now i will comment again if it remains fixed :D
ReplyDeleteDamn! That shit really worked like magic.. THANKS :D
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable... This shit really worked. Damn! it sounded so crazy but this worked. It really fixed my double right click problem. Thank you mate. You saved me a lot of money and time.
ReplyDeleteHaha thanks
ReplyDeleteUhm, so random and so easy, and still fixed my steelseries rival. Thank you so much! :D
ReplyDeleteshiet man it worked on my razer imperator
ReplyDeleteit worked for me as well.!! dude u r really great! bwhahaha my steelseries sensei is back. wohooo. Thanks a lot buddy.
ReplyDeleteHello guys, thanks for your feedback. I'm glad it worked for many of you.
ReplyDeletethanks for the advice
ReplyDeletethanks a lot man, God bless you!
ReplyDeletethanks a lot man, God bless you!
ReplyDeletewas skeptical if this was a troll, but didnt have a choice, dont have no warranty on my sensei, think guy is a legend thanks man.
ReplyDeleteTHIS METHOD WORKED!!!!!!! THANK BRO.
ReplyDeleteOMG I ALMOST SEND MY MOUSE BACK TO STUPIDSERIES co.
thank you so much. :)
WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF WORKED 100000% WOAAAHHHHHHH THANKS A LOT BIG BRO
ReplyDeleteWorked like magic on my Steelseries rival 100 Dota 2 edition. You, sir, are amazing! Thank you so much!!!
ReplyDeleteWorked on my rival 300 thanks so much fam
ReplyDeleteLMAO IT WORKS, thanks dood
ReplyDeletedamn this works!!
ReplyDeletei thought my rival 100 left click is broken or something
thanks btw
Haha Worked on my Rival 300 Thank u man!
ReplyDeleteWorked On my Rival 300 too thank you
ReplyDeleteThis actually worked! Saved my Rival 300 Thanks a lot!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad it worked our for all of you guys. Don't forget to share :)
ReplyDeletewaw. its work on my rival 100 dota 2 edition. thanks bro
ReplyDeleteGood to hear it's working for you!
Deleteworked on my rival
ReplyDeletehow does this fix it
Didn't work for me, tried for 2 and a half minute first, tried it, then tried for 6 minutes.
ReplyDeleteMy right mouse button still randomly double clicks
Steelseries Rival btw
DeleteUnfortunately, you need to replace the switch.
DeleteWell,...I impressed...it actually worked
ReplyDeleteGlad it worked for you!
DeleteThis actually works for my Rival 95 :X so impressed :X
ReplyDeleteNice
DeleteWow! This actually worked for my steelseries rival mouse, how in the world...? :V
ReplyDeleteahaha it works!!!thanks
ReplyDeleteWorked for my Steelseries Sensei like a charm :) Thx mate !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteworked for steelseries rival 100.. lol, thanks alot
ReplyDeleteit works for rival 300 ! thx
ReplyDeleteon rival 700 for now is working, thx
ReplyDeleteI really want to know how did you find out that way. :D
ReplyDeleteJust having this really stressful idea I thought I will smack this expensive mouse until it broke, but somehow it got fixed.
DeleteI have no idea how this works but it works, good stuff
ReplyDeleteHow bizarre, yes confirmed fix SteelSeries Sensei.
ReplyDeleteThis has worked to so many people.
ReplyDeleteIts hard to believe that this actually works.... thanks man.
ReplyDeleteIf anybody would not believe its working, just try it. 3 mins (including disconnecting and connecting of the mice) of your time is worth it. I was a bit sceptic, but it have fixed my Sensei 310 as well. Unbelievable. Thanks a lot!!!
ReplyDeleteAfter dissasembling my Rival 700 and got no improvement (clicks were not even working), got in here. Can confirm this method still works as for 8-6-2018 Omegalul
ReplyDeleteIt acutally freaking worked thank you! SteelSeries Kinzu here.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing its due to dirt between the connectors and this massive spamming of clicking dislodges it, but WOW, I'm so happy. HEART FACE Micky!
Thanks works perfectly on my Xai!
ReplyDeleteIt`s the most stupid and brilliant fix in my life, thx man, now my old sensei raw will live another day.
ReplyDeleteWHAT THE HECK IT REALLY WORKED ON MY RIVAL 600!!!!
ReplyDeleteunbelievable, its work in my Rival 100
ReplyDeletethanks bro, you are genius man!!
Was expecting to have to disassemble my Rival 500. This was magical.
ReplyDeleteI thought that i'll have to put my soldering skills to use, but that method really worked. You are the real MVP dude.
ReplyDeleteOMG, it worked for me too!!! Rival 300...now I can left click and drag again!!!
ReplyDeleteWorked for me also Rival 310 .. cant believe this shit. thanks man :)
ReplyDeleteholy fucking shit man, i'm amazed scared and confused at the same time, but mostly thankful, thanks a lot man!
ReplyDeleteI use my 'old' steeleseries sensei at work and had this issue. My office colleagues lookes at me, thinking i went insane :D But it really worked out, its amazing =)
ReplyDeleteIt actually worked. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnd i tried this with my steelseries 600 rival in my windows 10, for anyone wondering,
I did it and it made things better, but only after I've turned OFF windows acceleration in mouse, the problems seem to have disappeared.
ReplyDeleteThis worked for my SteelSeries Sensei 310! Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteDude u r a lifesaver! it worked for my rival 600. Was about to rma it lol
ReplyDeleteHASHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THANKS DUDE! IT ACTUALLY WORKED XD
ReplyDeleteGive this man a cookie or let's all send him one euro to thank him. He will be rich as fck. Thanks again man !! it worked for me too.
ReplyDeleteBut the scroll click is still shitty. I guess the connector on that one is broken or something
It worked on my rival 600, i still cant beleive. Thank you bro
ReplyDeletethis is 2019,..I wanna s ay thanks because it works on My Rival 600, Nice Share :)
ReplyDelete...... i genuinely can't believe THIS worked... wtf? i was trying stuff for almost a week now... AND THIS WORKS? what magic is this?
ReplyDeleteBullshit, doesn't work.
ReplyDeleteJesus Christ I can't believe that works. I thought I was going to go insane!!!!! Bless you!
ReplyDeleteI really didn't think it would work, but i gave it a go anyway.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised to find out, that it actually worked on my Sensei 310!! Thanks man!
lool thanks really work, thank u bro :D
ReplyDeleteLol works like magic!! Thank you broo xD
ReplyDeleteWill this fix this porblem permanently?
ReplyDeleteGoddammit I almost threw out my rival 310, thanks bud!
ReplyDeleteActually worked, thanks!
ReplyDeleteworks for Steelseries rival 600
ReplyDeleteOMG Thank you! I looked at other fixes which included taking it apart and soldering bits. I don't own the tools needed for that, and I was losing hope. I read about the low humidity being the problem. I live in AL, usually humidity is high, but this month has been super low. Once again, thank you, you made my day!
ReplyDeletehow the mass clicking pls ? can you explain ? having the problem with my rival 700
ReplyDeleteomg it worked
ReplyDeleteWhat the f? Worked for Rival 710
ReplyDeleteThanks dude, this actually helped
ReplyDeletewow dude you are a life saver
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell. Working so far for the past 5 minutes! Finger crossed
ReplyDeleteSS sensei 310
long live google and reddit
thank you for sharing!
OMG! This worked for my Rival 650 wireless mouse. Damn! I was about to replace this mouse. Hope this fix will last long.
ReplyDelete3 months using Steelseries Rival 650 wireless here
ReplyDeleteHow ????
How is this working? LMAO
Is this happened to a high dpi gaming mouse?
My cheap shit $10 Logitech wireless mouse never had this problem after years.
I though my mouse has broken just 3 months after use.
ty man
ReplyDeleteIt worked! 2020!
ReplyDeleteWorked for Rival 600. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteHoly shittt it worked
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DeleteFUCKING HOLYSHIT, ITS FUCKING WORKED ON SENSEI 310 !!!
ReplyDeleteha! still work
ReplyDeleteThis worked... Didn't think it would, honestly. Thanks, kind internet person.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, it works. I work in air-conditioned environments all the time.
ReplyDeleteWorked for me too
ReplyDeleteThanks it workkk
ReplyDeleteit works.. thank you hero
ReplyDeleteWTF work in the logitech 203 and Steelseries 310
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