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If this fixes your mouse (or doesn't) let me know about it! 😄 Getting started ← TL DR, click here. Windows Only - Should work on any version - tested on Windows 7, 8 and 10 If you regularly use the other mouse with a PC that has the “detect accidental double clicks” setting on, that could explain why it’s not happening there too.ClickFix Tame your mouse - stop annoying repeat clicks I know you said you tried another mouse, but it would not be impossible to have more than one that has some level of bounce. If I could take the mouse apart to get a clear view of the switches, it would make it easier, but it’s riveted together, and taking it apart would destroy it.

My Corsair mouse had really nasty bounce, but I used some contact cleaner and it has resolved, once I finally got the cleaner in where it needs to be. If the “detect accidental double clicks” option doesn’t work, some cleaning of the microswitches (if you can get to them) with contact cleaner could help. If you depress the button slowly and deliberately and the issue goes away, it’s probably contact bounce. You press the mouse button once, but inside the microswitch, the contacts bounce and register more than one click, generally more rapidly than a human would ever register them intentionally. There’s an option in the mouse settings somewhere to “detect accidental double clicks.” I can’t remember exactly where it is, as my memory of Windows stuff is fading, but it’s a means of compensating for contact bounce in the microswitches inside the mouse.Ĭontact bounce is inherent within all microswitches, and it is the job of the firmware of a given device to filter that out and deliver accurate click events, but if it was not well done, or if the switch characteristics have changed, perhaps by a bit of corrosion, they may no longer work.